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President Ruto pledges Sh2.5bn for 23 markets, Sh900m stadium and Sh200m for Kenneth Matiba Hospital in Murang’a
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President Ruto pledges Sh2.5bn for 23 markets, Sh900m stadium and Sh200m for Kenneth Matiba Hospital in Murang’a

President William Ruto, in Murang’a County, backed his development agenda while launching Kiriko–Karugia Road works. He announced Sh2bn for the Mau Mau road, funding for markets, a stadium, health upgrades, and more electricity connections.

Cancer Researcher Dr. Omar Abdihamid warn late diagnosis driving prostate cancer deaths among men
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Cancer Researcher Dr. Omar Abdihamid warn late diagnosis driving prostate cancer deaths among men

Dr. Abdihamid said age and gender are the strongest risk factors, with family history also playing a role in increasing vulnerability. He stressed that routine screening is key to detecting the disease early, particularly through the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test.

State bans hospital fees for civil servants, orders release of detained patients
Health and Wellness

State bans hospital fees for civil servants, orders release of detained patients

In a joint communiqué issued on April 23, the Ministry of Health, the Social Health Authority (SHA) and the Union of Kenya Civil Servants (UKCS) announced immediate measures to restore access to healthcare under the Public Officers Medical Scheme Fund (POMSF), following weeks of disruptions and complaints.

Kenyatta National Hospital, Chief Executive Officer Richard Lesiyampe when appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Cohesion and Equal Opportunities in Parliament on 23rd April, 2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG’I.
Health and Wellness

KNH under pressure over staffing, diversity gaps despite reform plan

Acting KNH Chief Executive Officer Richard Lesiyampe said the hospital has begun putting in place measures to ensure that patients are not held back after treatment due to financial hardship.

Education ministry flags false notice on examination workers’ compensation
Education and Career

Education ministry flags false notice on examination workers’ compensation

The disputed document, which has been widely shared online, was designed to resemble an official press statement from the Ministry of Education. It purported to address payment delays affecting supervisors, invigilators, security officers and other contracted professionals engaged in the administration and marking of national examinations.