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US–Kenya Sh 208 billion health deal: What you need to know
Health and Wellness

US–Kenya Sh 208 billion health deal: What you need to know

Under the agreement signed on Thursday, the U.S. will provide USD 1.6 billion (Sh208 billion) over the next five years to support Kenya’s health systems, emergency preparedness, disease monitoring, and the transition to programmes fully owned by the country.

Israel hits Southern Lebanon after first direct talks in decades
Global Affairs

Israel hits Southern Lebanon after first direct talks in decades

An Israeli military spokesperson said the sites represented a breach of the ceasefire and added that Israel would continue to act "to remove any threat" to its security. The country has maintained near-daily air strikes in Lebanon since a ceasefire was agreed in November 2024, following more than a year of conflict.

AU hails historic peace agreement between Rwanda and DRC
Global Affairs

AU hails historic peace agreement between Rwanda and DRC

Youssouf acknowledged the supportive role of the United States, highlighting the personal involvement of President Donald Trump in creating conditions that made the negotiations possible. He also commended Qatar for its diplomatic support and readiness to assist Africa-led peace initiatives.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki during an economic empowerment forum in Athwana, Tigania West Constituency/HANDOUT
News

We’ll wipe out bandits in Meru County - DP Kindiki

Kindiki said the State has already deployed additional specialised security personnel alongside more national police reservists to the affected areas, signalling an intensified effort to dismantle the networks responsible for attacks and cattle rustling.

President William Ruto during a dinner meeting with executives from some of America’s leading firms/PCS
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Details of new health cooperation framework signed by Kenya–US

According to an executive brief on the agreement, the U.S. Government—Kenya’s largest bilateral health partner with cumulative investments of USD 70 billion—has historically supported the country in HIV, tuberculosis and malaria control, laboratory capacity, outbreak surveillance and development of frontline health workers.