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Governor Wavinya Links High Cancer Incidences to Polluted River Athi - Vimarsana News

Governor Wavinya Links High Cancer Incidences to Polluted River Athi

Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti has stated that the widespread pollution of River Athi is responsible for the high incidences of cancer and other life-threatening diseases among residents of Mwala Sub-County.

Wavinya links rampant cancer cases to 'poisonous' River Athi - Vimarsana News

Wavinya links rampant cancer cases to 'poisonous' River Athi

She asked President Ruto to effect the clean-up of the river to prevent further loss of lives.

Thirsty Ukambani to wait longer as Sh64bn Thwake Dam delayed again - Vimarsana News

Thirsty Ukambani to wait longer as Sh64bn Thwake Dam delayed again

Construction of the reservoir at the confluence of the Athi and Thwake rivers was due to be completed next week.

Trade unionism and Chinese multinational companies: The Building and Woodworkers' International (BWI) experience – Global Labour Column - Vimarsana News

Trade unionism and Chinese multinational companies: The Building and Woodworkers' International (BWI) experience – Global Labour Column

Series: Labour Perspectives on China #4 -Ambet Yuson and Tos Q. Añonuevo The global dominance of Chinese construction companies means that their engagement with trade unions is also large-scale and pervasive. For the global union Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI), organising workers in these major contractors for infrastructure projects worldwide has become a strategic…

MPs question slow progress of Sh82bn Thwake Dam project - Vimarsana News

MPs question slow progress of Sh82bn Thwake Dam project

Makueni MP Suzanne Kiamba poked holes at the reasons for the delays