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MKU opens Sh600m convention centre in honour of Kibaki - Vimarsana News

MKU opens Sh600m convention centre in honour of Kibaki

The centre is part of MKU’s new 10-year strategic plan launched in February and aimed at diversifying revenue streams.

MKU opens Sh600m convention centre in memory of Kibaki - Vimarsana News

MKU opens Sh600m convention centre in memory of Kibaki

The centre is part of MKU’s new 10-year strategic plan launched in February and aimed at diversifying revenue streams.

Prison warders allegedly gang-rape woman visiting her husband - Vimarsana News

Prison warders allegedly gang-rape woman visiting her husband

According to the alleged victim, the two warders of Thika GK Prison took turns to rape her.

Africa needs to be self-reliant in vaccine production for the world to recover from the pandemic - Vimarsana News

Africa needs to be self-reliant in vaccine production for the world to recover from the pandemic

At this point it seems likely that we will need to develop and distribute new Covid-19 vaccines annually. About 1.5 billion people get flu shots each year, but Covid-19 vaccinations would require a significantly larger effort. Scaling up vaccination capacity will have other benefits: it will give us the infrastructure to also tackle future pandemics, because although the virus has killed nearly 3 million, a fast-mutating flu pandemic could kill tens of millions. This reality was reflected in this week’s push by a consortium consisting of the World Health Organisation, the EU, and more than ...

Mystery as banker dies after matatu driver kicks her out - Vimarsana News

Mystery as banker dies after matatu driver kicks her out

THE STANDARD CENTRAL On Saturday, Judy Wanjiku (pictured)  boarded a matatu in Ruiru. Her destination was Mwea, about 76 kilometres away. Her fiancé was eagerly waiting for her, but as fate would have it, she would only make it to Juja. Hers was a routine that her brother Isaac Muthua and neighbours were familiar with. On weekends, whenever the 26-year-old Wanjiku, who was a banker, took a break from work, she would throw a few clothes in a bag and make the two-hour trip to Mwea to spend the weekend with her boyfriend. Their long-distance relationship worked on this principle, but on this ...