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Zirkzee targets January exit from Manchester United amid World Cup concern
Sports

Zirkzee targets January exit from Manchester United amid World Cup concern

Zirkzee arrived at Old Trafford in 2024 from Bologna in a £36.5 million deal and initially flourished under manager Rúben Amorim, starting 21 consecutive Premier League matches. However, a hamstring injury in April disrupted his momentum, and since returning to fitness, he has made just four substitute appearances totaling 113 minutes across all competitions.

Former UFC star Conor McGregor. PHOTO/CNN
Sports

Conor McGregor Accepts 18-Month UFC Suspension Over Missed Drug Tests

The suspension stems from three missed biological sample collections on June 13, September 19, and September 20 of last year. Under UFC’s Anti-Doping Policy, missing three tests within a 12-month period constitutes a “whereabouts failure,” which is treated as a formal violation. Fighters are required to provide accurate location data at all times to allow for unannounced testing.

Bill seeks to force private hospitals to offer emergency care without upfront payment
Health and Wellness

Bill seeks to force private hospitals to offer emergency care without upfront payment

Solicitor General Shadrack Mose has backed the proposed Health (Amendment) Bill, 2024, but wants key sections strengthened to ensure both public and private facilities are covered. In his letter to the National Assembly’s Health Committee, Mose called for the introduction of a legal obligation on all hospitals to provide life-saving care during emergencies.

Busia County on the spot for spending Sh4.9m to classify Level 5 hospital
News

Busia County on the spot for spending Sh4.9m to classify Level 5 hospital

According to the Auditor-General’s report for the financial year ending June 30, 2024, the county government spent Sh4.98 million on the consultancy, drawing sharp criticism from the Senate County Public Accounts Committee (CPAC). Senators questioned why such a large amount was used for a matter that falls squarely within the health authorities’ mandate.