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Senegal overcomes a controversial penalty decision and a near-walkout to defeat hosts Morocco 1-0 in extra time, claiming the 2025 AFCON title in Rabat.
Kenya’s SHIF rollout marks a bold leap toward equitable, universal healthcare—replacing NHIF with a fair income-based scheme and vastly expanding benefits. Despite legal hurdles and operational hurdles—especially integrating informal workers and ensuring full public participation
Medical staff at major hospitals in Nairobi are reporting a sharp and alarming increase in trauma cases, with emergency wards being overwhelmed by patients suffering from gunshot wounds and tear gas-related injuries.
The directive includes settling the substantial medical expenses of Boniface Kariuki, a 22-year-old mask vendor who died after being shot by police, bringing some relief to his grieving family.
In a series of raids, DCI officers recovered 63 bags of the stolen fertiliser, which Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe had described as a direct assault on the nation's food security.
The mother, Caroline Achieng, claims the officers beat her during a late-night encounter on June 22 and that her complaint was later dismissed at the local police station. Human rights groups are now demanding a full and independent investigation.
Kenya’s Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) announced on Saturday that it had arrested three men accused of planning to incite violence during the recent June 25th protests.
The Kenyan government has drafted a new Quality Healthcare and Patient Safety Bill that will enforce strict service standards for all medical facilities in the country. A new authority will be created to license and inspect hospitals, with the power to revoke accreditation for any violations
Kwale County unveiled a KSh 10.6 billion budget for 2025/26, scaled back due to funding cuts but protecting core services. Governor Achani vowed to prioritize healthcare, roads and water projects despite the reduced spending levels.
Medical services in Kilifi County public hospitals are at high risk of disruption as clinical officers threaten to begin a strike at midnight, citing the county government's failure to implement a 2024 return-to-work agreement.
Kenyan health officials are warning of a looming vaccine shortage due to the government's delayed KSh 1.6 billion co-payment to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. This funding gap threatens supplies of essential childhood immunizations, a concern amplified by a recent deadly measles outbreak in the US.
In Narok County, community leaders and NGOs are actively promoting menstrual hygiene education and distributing sanitary supplies to schoolgirls. The initiative aims to help girls stay in school by addressing health needs and combating the stigma associated with menstruation.
Kisumu University Teaching and Referral Hospital (KUTRRH) is actively recruiting for a new Chief Executive Officer, with applications being accepted until June 24. The hospital board is seeking candidates with strong experience in health administration and public management.
