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Confirming County Commissioner Irungu Macharia said a multi-agency team is on the ground pursuing the suspected militants. In March 2021, the militants ambushed a water bowser ferrying water to the construction site of the Kenya-Somalia security border wall, killing one person. Macharia said the bowser, with a driver and his assistant on board, ran over an IED believed to have been planted in its way by the militants before exploding at around 7:30 am in Lamu county. Take a quick survey and help us improve our website!Take a survey Macharia said the vehicle had just left the border town of K...

Seek experts to cut stock shrinkage risk Tuesday April 27 2021 Stocktaking: One of the ways to control shrinkage is of course taking good care of your stock by ensuring there are systems that foster accountability within your businesses. FILE | FOTOSEARCH By MURORI KIUNGA Summary Many studies show that nearly one-third of all shrinkage is attributed directly or indirectly to employees, sometimes in collaboration with your customers. The damning revelation by the loss-making monopoly Kenya Power that it incurred a massive Sh16 billion in system losses last year portends a failed company. The c...

The United Nations The global COVID-19 pandemic could provide “opportunities” to improve health care in Papua New Guinea (PNG) after the crisis is over, according to the United Nations’ most senior official in the southwestern Pacific Ocean nation. UN Resident Coordinator Gianluca Rampolla believes that the public health communications and system strengthening, undertaken during the outbreak of the virus in PNG, will help to put the “local health system on a better platform to combat future pandemics.” Ahead of World Immunization Week which begins on 24 April, he explains why. “On...

April 24, 2021 A healthcare worker at the Rumginae Hospital which serves communities in North Fly District, in the Western Province of Papua New Guinea. — courtesy UN Papua New Guinea/Rachel Donovan UN Resident Coordinator in Papua New Guinea, Gianluca Rampolla, receives the COVID-19 vaccine . — courtesy UN Papua New Guinea/Rachel Donovan The first delivery of COVID-19 vaccines from the COVAX Facility arrives in Papua New Guinea. — courtesy UNICEF/Vatava Media PORT MORESBY — The global COVID-19 pandemic could provide “opportunities” to improve health care in Pa...

How to avoid the trap of self-employment Tuesday April 20 2021 Currently due to high level of unemployment you can get employees at the price of table salt.  Hire competently people with the right attitude, skills and can make sound decisions at whatever cost. Incompetent, inexperienced and untrainable employees are very expensive to any enterprise. Jeff had worked for five years after graduating from university and then resigned to start his own business. Though his job was well paying he realised there was no life in it – long working hours alienated him from family and friends. His busi...