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Kenya faces deadly emergency medical failures, auditor warns
Health and Wellness

Kenya faces deadly emergency medical failures, auditor warns

Hospitals, particularly Level 4 facilities, offer little relief. Only nine per cent of these hospitals have dedicated accident and emergency departments, and none of them provide separate paediatric care. Thirty out of 33 Level 4 hospitals sampled, including facilities in Nairobi, Kisumu, Nakuru, Mombasa, and Machakos, had no proper A&E departments.

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Chief Justice Martha Koome names four courts to fast-track narcotics cases
News

Chief Justice Martha Koome names four courts to fast-track narcotics cases

This initiative aligns with the government’s intensified efforts to combat drug trafficking, substance abuse, and the security risks connected to the illicit trade. It follows a high-level meeting convened by President William Ruto on January 7, focusing on scaling up the State’s response to alcohol and drug abuse nationwide.

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Myanmar opens defence in Rohingya Genocide trial at UN court
Global Affairs

Myanmar opens defence in Rohingya Genocide trial at UN court

Earlier this week, The Gambia’s foreign minister Dawda Jallow said Myanmar had executed “genocidal policies” with the aim of erasing the Rohingya. Jallow told the court the minority had faced decades of abuse, including propaganda campaigns, before the army’s 2017 crackdown forced hundreds of thousands to flee to Bangladesh.

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Trump threatens trade penalties over Greenland resistance
Global Affairs

Trump threatens trade penalties over Greenland resistance

The announcement coincided with a visit by a bipartisan delegation of US lawmakers to Greenland. The 11-member group, including Republicans and Democrats, met with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, Greenlandic leaders, and local members of parliament. Senator Chris Coons, who led the delegation, said the goal was to understand local perspectives and report back to Washington “to lower the temperature”.

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