St. George’s University Hosts Medical Information Session in Botswana

St. George’s University (SGU) School of Medicine in Grenada, West Indies, recently held an insightful information session in Gaborone, providing prospective students and parents with a detailed overview of its medical programs, student support services, and career prospects. The session featured a live Zoom presentation by Marios Loukas, Dean of the School of Medicine at…

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Kenya Bureau of Standards Enhances Consumer Protection Through Certification

Representatives from KEBS departments at the Market Surveillance, Standards Development and Trade and the Quality Assurance directorate pose for a photo with the journalists during media Sensitization Workshop. The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has reiterated its commitment to ensuring product quality and consumer safety through rigorous certification processes. Acting Chief Manager for Quality Assurance,…

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Nairobi Hospital Hosts Key Forum to Boost Kenya’s Medical Tourism Industry

Dr. Samuel Odede,Director Medical Services & Research at The Nairobi Hospital. The Nairobi Hospital brought together key players in the healthcare and tourism sectors for the Magical Kenya Medical Tourism Forum, aimed at positioning Kenya as a leading medical tourism destination in Africa. The event, held at the hospital’s Amphitheatre, attracted medical specialists, representatives from…

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TISA Unveils Living Accountability Report on Governance and Social Accountability in Kenya

The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA) has unveiled a new report titled Living Accountability, which explores the cultural foundations of governance and utu (humanity) in Kenya. The study builds on previous research conducted by the organization, dating back to 2017, in collaboration with the Embassy of Denmark in Kenya. Speaking during the launch, TISA Executive…

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Kenya’s Agriculture Sector Set for Transformation Through Sustainable Financing

Kenya’s agriculture sector continues to be the backbone of the economy, contributing 20 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) directly and another 27 percent indirectly through linkages with other sectors. Employing over 40 percent of the population and more than 70 percent of rural communities, the sector remains a priority for economic growth and…

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Kalonzo Leads Opposition Charge at Nzoika’s Memorial Service

Wiper Party leader and People’s Loyal Opposition Leader, H.E. Dr. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, has reaffirmed his commitment to championing the rights of Kenyans while eulogizing the late Johnson Nzoika, the former Chairman of the Kenya Primary Schools Head Teachers Association (KEPSHA). Speaking during Nzoika’s memorial service in Donholm, Nairobi, Dr. Musyoka hailed the deceased’s legacy…

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Experts Advocate for Agroecology to Enhance Soil Health and Food Security

Agricultural experts and policymakers have emphasized the urgent need to adopt agroecological practices to enhance soil health, improve productivity, and ensure food security in Africa. The summit, attended by government officials, researchers, and farmers, underscored the need for homegrown solutions to address soil degradation. Speaking during a press briefing at a high-level summit on fertilizers…

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Absa Kenya Foundation Contributes KES 3 Million to Aid Vulnerable Communities This Ramadhan

The Absa Kenya Foundation has pledged KES 3 million to support vulnerable communities during the Holy Month of Ramadhan, reaffirming its commitment to being a force for good. In collaboration with Muslim community associations and local mosques, the Foundation is distributing food and essential supplies to over 800 households, benefiting more than 2,400 people across…

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Kenyan Court Fails to Hold Government Accountable for HIV and TB Drug Shortages Advocates Decry Ruling on World TB Day, Vow to Appeal

As the world marks World TB Day under the theme “Yes! We Can End TB Commit, Invest, Deliver,” Kenyan health advocates are confronting a stark judicial setback. The High Court in Kisumu has dismissed a petition seeking to hold the government accountable for chronic shortages of HIV and TB medicines a decision that campaigners say…

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