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If you have not been vaccinated, rush and get the Covid-19 jab before next month or else utalia kwa choo! – You won't believe what UHURU's govt is planning to do

Monday, November 22, 2021 – Kenyans who have refused to be vaccinated will not be able to access government services. This was announced by the government of President Uhuru Kenyatta, through the Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe.  Speaking yesterday, Kagwe urged Kenyans to ensure that they are fully vaccinated before December 21 after which they would…

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Safaricom Foundation renovates maternal and newborn units at KNH Othaya branch

Deputy Governor, Nyeri County, Dr Caroline Karugu (L) and Safaricom Foundation Chairman, Joe Ogutu(C) hands over Mama and Baby pack to a new mother, Josephine Kang’ata during Safaricom Foundation’s handover of a Maternal HDU and Newborn unit in KNH Othaya, Nyeri County. Safaricom Foundation renovates maternal and newborn units at KNH Othaya branch Shares Safaricom Foundation has refurbished and equipped the newborn and maternal high dependency units at Kenyatta National Hospital branch in Othaya. The refurbishment cost was valued at Ksh. 15 million. The renovated units were officially opened by Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe. They will see the capacity at the Newborn unit increase from 10 to 20 infants and the introduction of a 4-bed maternal high dependency unit (HDU).