UK-Kenya Forge Sh30B Partnership to Transform Nairobi Railway City

LONDON, United Kingdom, July –President William Ruto recently visited King’s Cross Railway Station in London, a renowned transport hub accommodating over 50 million passengers annually. The benchmarking trip was aimed at revitalising the heart of Nairobi’s public transport system. Dr Ruto’s visit to 10th Downing Street led to the announcement of a vital funding agreement…

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WHO Unveils ‘3 by 35’ Plan to Reduce Tobacco, Alcohol, Sugar Consumption with Higher Taxes to Save Lives

The global health body pushes for 50 percent price hikes on harmful products by 2035, aiming to curb disease, boost revenue, and fund healthcare systems. SEVILLE, Spain July 4, –The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a bold new global initiative urging governments to dramatically increase taxes on tobacco, alcohol, and sugary drinks—a move designed…

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Uniformed Police Officers of Siaya, Kisumu Hold Joint Thanksgiving Prayers

KISUMU, Kenya, June 29 -Uniformed services from Kisumu and Siaya Counties convened on Saturday for the annual National Thanksgiving and Prayer Service at St. Theresa Catholic Cathedral in Kibuye. The event united commanders and officers from various security agencies, including the Kenya Police, DCI, Administration Police, Kenya Prison, Kenya Wildlife Service, National Youth Service, and the…

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“We Will Prosecute You for Making Double Claims on the SHA Fund,” CS Duale Warns Health Facilities and Workers

KISUMU, Kenya June 28,-Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Aden Duale has issued a stern warning to certain healthcare facilities, workers, and patients involved in colluding to submit fraudulent claims against the Social Health Authority (SHA) Fund.  He stated that this rising practice is illegal, unethical, undermines efforts for universal healthcare, and ultimately harms every Kenyan. Among…

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Women Embrace Alternative Justice Systems To Resolve Land, Matrimonial Property Disputes

TAMU, Muhoroni July 3,- For years, ageing women Gladys Ochieng, Jane Akeyo, and Linet Akinyi have faced long-standing frustrations in accessing land, title deeds, and matrimonial property rights through the formal court system. Their legal battles have dragged on for years, often stalled by bureaucracy, high legal costs, and gender-based discrimination. Local Mediation Tired of…

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