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Civil Society Organizations poke holes in government’s implementation of UHC
Civil Society Organizations are poking holes in the government’s implementation plan of universal health coverage. The organizations are warning the country may not realize universal health coverage as projected owing to several challenges. They have cited lack of funding and policies that criminalize access to health services as a major impediment.
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Baringo County govt constitutes a municipal board to develop policies
Baringo County Government has constituted a municipal board to develop policies, and strategize on Kabarnet town’s development and planning. The governor Stanley Kiptis says the board has been tasked to develop strategies aimed at improving service delivery.
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Kenya to seek African Union's support for UN security council seat
Kenya will officially launch its camping to seek support for it candidature for a non-permanent seat at the United Nation on Monday next week. Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Monica Juma says Kenya will be pleading its case in Addis Ababa to seek the support of the African Union to back its candidature in the polls to be held next year. The CS says Kenya has obtained regional support a good global backing and is optimistic that it will get the seat at the Council.
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Construction of Malindi-Sala Gate road project almost complete
The Construction of the Malindi-Sala Gate road project, which links Malindi town and Tsavo East National Park, is 93 per cent complete. The project launched by president Uhuru Kenyatta in 2016 is expected to ease connectivity and attract international tourists and investors to the Kenyan Coast.
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A section of lawyers accuse DPP of intimidating the courts
A group of lawyers are now accusing the Director of Public Prosecutions of trying to intimidate the courts. The lawyers representing Mombasa Principal Magistrate Edgar Kagoni who was arrested last week for mishandling heroin exhibits claim the judge enjoys some latitude in law it was unfortunate that he was arrested.
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Ekeza Sacco members now pleading for government's intervention to help them recover their money
Members of the controversial Ekeza Sacco are now pleading for the government's intervention to help them recover their money. The shareholders of the sacco associated with David Kariuki Ngari alias Gakuyo, claim they have been chasing for their money with no success.
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Mariga maintains he is a registered voter
Embattled Jubilee nominee for Kibra parliamentary by-election McDonald Mariga has maintained that he is a registered voter. Appearing before the IEBC disputes tribal hearing Mariga’s appeal, the IEBC Starehe registration officer Ismail Yasin submitted that Mariga was duly registered as a voter on the 26 of August 2019. The tribunal after hearing submissions from both the complainant and the respondent is set to make a ruling on Monday 16th of September whether Mariga will vie for the Kibra seat or not.
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IFPSM World Summit: Corruption remains the biggest threat in public procurement process
The Public Procurement Regulatory Board Chairman Andrew Musangi says corruption remains the biggest threat in the public procurement process in the country. Speaking at the International Federation of Purchasing and Supply Management World Summit in Mombasa County, Musangi admitted that graft now threatens the integrity of the profession.
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Rise in HIV/AIDS infection among youth in Garissa shocking
The National Aids Control Council has raised concern over increased rates of new HIV infection among young people in Garissa county. Garissa regional coordinator Wario Boru attributed the growing threat to lack of parental guidance.
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