4 h. ago Crackdown on Alcohol in Kenya Risks Fueling Illicit Brew Market

Crackdown on Alcohol in Kenya Risks Fueling Illicit Brew Market  Vellum Kenya

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37 h. ago Kenya’s Newborns at Risk with Unseen Crisis of Nurse Shortages midst Technological advances, Study Reveals

Kenya’s Newborns at Risk with Unseen Crisis of Nurse Shortages midst Technological advances, Study Reveals  healthbusiness.co.ke

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42 h. ago British Army Unit in Kenya Risks Being Declared Hostile Witnesses

The National Assembly Defence Committee has warned that senior officials from the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) will have to be declared hostile witnesses after they skipped a scheduled appearance in Parliament to respond to questions over alleged crimes committed by their soldiers in the country. The Defence Committee had summoned BATUK representatives alongside Defence Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya. However, only Tuya and her principal secretary, Patrick Mariru, attended the session. CS Tuya told lawmakers she could not account for the BATUK officials’ absence, saying her ministry had fulfilled its role through the Foreign Affairs docket. Committee chair Nelson The post British Army Unit in Kenya Risks Being Declared Hostile Witnesses appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

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48 h. ago Kenya's CHAN 2024 quarterfinal hosting rights at risk over fan riot

Kenya's CHAN 2024 quarterfinal hosting rights at risk over fan riot  MSN

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7 d. ago Kenya’s gig economy experiencing explosive growth, but digital rights risks persist

Kenya’s gig economy experiencing explosive growth, but digital rights risks persist - BAKE  The Eastleigh Voice

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8 d. ago War against terror at risk as US rethinks Kenya ties, experts say

War against terror at risk as US rethinks Kenya ties, experts say  standardmedia.co.ke

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2 w. ago Kenya’s economic gains at risk as inflation continues to creep back up

Kenya’s economic gains at risk as inflation continues to creep back up  Business Insider Africa

Economics

3 w. ago Kisii residents turn to self medication due to SHA difficulties as professionals warn of risks

KISII, Kenya, Jul 19 – A growing number of residents in Magena, Kisii have turned into over-the-counter drugs in chemists citing frustrations from delays and denial of services of the Social Health Authority (SHA). The residents complained that despite paying for the government’s health insurance, they are always turned away or forced to pay cash, […] The post Kisii residents turn to self medication due to SHA difficulties as professionals warn of risks appeared first on The DailyMail- Kenya.

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