First ladies Margaret Kenyatta, Angeline Ndayubaha join nurses to mark their week
Both Margaret and Ndayubaha congratulated the nurses and other medical workers for providing support to hundreds of patients during the pandemic.
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Both Margaret and Ndayubaha congratulated the nurses and other medical workers for providing support to hundreds of patients during the pandemic.
First Lady Margaret Kenyatta on Tuesday visited patients who benefitted from free fistula surgeries at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) in Nairobi as part of activities to commemorate the International Day to End Obstetric Fistula. “This morning, I was deeply touched by the opportunity to meet wo
Safaricom Foundation & partners to facilitate free surgeries for over 30 women living with Fistula Shares Over 30 women living with Female Genital Fistula including the leaking of urine and stool will receive free surgeries and medical advice in a week-long camp at the Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH). The Fistula camp will be held until 28th May, and is part of a partnership between Safaricom Foundation, UNFPA, Flying Doctors Society of Africa, AMREF Health Africa and Beyond Zero Initiative. The camp comes as the world marks International Day to End Obstetric Fistula (IDEOF) on 23rd May. Com...
Toyota Outlines Its Diversified Path To Carbon Neutrality May 13, 2021 at 8:08am ET ++ The company intends to put 70 xEVs on the market by 2025, including 15 BEVs. Toyota has re-confirmed that its path to carbon neutrality will be diversified and gradual, in line with market and technical progress. The company currently offers 55 xEVs (BEVs, PHEVs, HEVs, FCEVs) globally (17 in the U.S.), including 8 plug-ins (4 plug-in hybrids and four all-electric). Unfortunately, the plug-in availability is usually limited only to some markets, or volume (like in...
Some people have criticized this approach, but the company is now revealing a bit more about their reasoning. In particular, the automaker only expects electric and fuel cell vehicles to make up 15% of their U.S. sales by 2030. Toyota has far greater expectations for hybrids and plug-in hybrids as they believe 55% of U.S. sales will come from these types of vehicles by 2030. If both projections pan out, 70% of Toyota and Lexus sales will come from electrified vehicles by the end of the decade. The same holds true globally as the automaker is expecting to sell approximately eight million elect...