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Kenya warns of escalating synthetic drug threat among youth
Health and Wellness

Kenya warns of escalating synthetic drug threat among youth

Kenya is tackling this threat with a comprehensive approach that goes beyond traditional law enforcement operations. Multi-agency raids have led to major drug seizures, including heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine. Meanwhile, the National Drug Observatory is providing data to monitor emerging trends and guide targeted interventions.

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.

Suspect arrested in Kisumu motor vehicle theft syndicate
News

Suspect arrested in Kisumu motor vehicle theft syndicate

According to the statement released by the National Police Service on Wednesday,the suspect was apprehended on October 7, 2025, in an intelligence-led operation conducted by officers from the Kisumu Central Police Station targeting individuals linked to vehicle theft syndicates operating in the region.

Kenya Power profit falls to Sh24.5bn as lower tariffs hit earnings
Business

Kenya Power profit falls to Sh24.5bn as lower tariffs hit earnings

At the same time, the cost of sales declined by 4 per cent, from Sh150.6 billion to Sh144.6 billion, resulting in savings of Sh5.94 billion. The company credited these savings to the stability of the shilling against key foreign currencies in which most power purchase agreements are priced.

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