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The vaccine manufacturing company announced by President Uhuru Kenyatta during the Mashujaa Day celebrations, will cost taxpayers Sh2 billion.

Bars and restaurants will be allowed to close at 11 pm from next week.

Some doctors are not patient when explaining test results.

The final batch of special syringes to be used for Pfizer vaccines arrived this morning

The final batch of special syringes to be used for Pfizer vaccines arrived this morning

Britain will today decide whether to lift the ban on travellers from Kenya entering the United Kingdom in its latest travel review.

Kenyans will soon be able to access China’s Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine after the Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) approved its use in the country. The Ministry of Health (MoH) confirmed the approval saying the move comes after China declared interest in supplying Kenya with coronavirus vaccines i

Delta variant driving up Covid-19 infections, says Kagwe Summary The Health Ministry has confirmed that the Delta variant of the coronavirus is now dominant in Kenya, contributing to the recent spike in infections. Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe did not share exact figures regarding the reach of the variant whose origin is India. Thursday July 29 2021 Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe (centre) briefs media on the rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine to counties outside the offices of the ...

Global doses top three billion; South Africa reports 13,347 new cases Bloomberg © Copyright (c) Daily Maverick , All Rights Reserved Moderna said its vaccine produced protective antibodies against the contagious Delta variant, which is fast becoming the dominant strain in France, Germany, South Africa and other nations. British officials are preparing to scrap an isolation requirement for schoolchildren in England who come into contact with a positive case, amid criticism of t...

Moderna said its vaccine produced protective antibodies against the contagious Delta variant, which is fast becoming the dominant strain in France, Germany, South Africa and other nations. British officials are preparing to scrap an isolation requirement for schoolchildren in England who come into contact with a positive case, amid criticism of the disruption it’s causing. Cases continued to climb in Tokyo, with less than a month before the scheduled start of the Olympic Games. Vietnam’s ec...