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Ruto orders KEMSA to ensure consistent drug supply
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Ruto orders KEMSA to ensure consistent drug supply

Ruto said the new system of delivering medicines and other health commodities directly to hospitals, rather than through county stores, will guarantee uninterrupted provision of health services under the Universal Health Coverage programme.

Winnie Odinga pushes for NDC to decide ODM’s ties with Ruto
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Winnie Odinga pushes for NDC to decide ODM’s ties with Ruto

Winnie warned that ODM needed a firm and transparent process to decide who should steer the party’s engagement with the Kenya Kwanza administration. She said the shift in leadership after Raila Odinga’s passing meant that ODM must now return to its structures and allow delegates to choose the person who will handle the sensitive political relationship.

Ogamba: Over 11,000 examiners on duty as 78 arrested for exam fraud
Education and Career

Ogamba: Over 11,000 examiners on duty as 78 arrested for exam fraud

Ogamba thanked candidates, teachers, security officers and members of the public for supporting the exercise so far. He urged Kenyans to stay alert and report any suspicious behaviour using KNEC’s toll-free numbers 0800721410 and 0800724900. Cases involving police misconduct can be reported to IPOA through toll-free line 1559.

Huduma Kenya calls on citizens to collect ready Government documents
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Huduma Kenya calls on citizens to collect ready Government documents

The latest figures show that 93,295 national ID cards, 31,327 smart driving licences, and 124,299 birth certificates have been processed and are awaiting collection. Citizens who have applied for any of these documents are encouraged to visit the nearest Huduma Centre, among its 59 branches nationwide, to confirm availability and collect them.

Mandera steps up aid as drought crisis deepens
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Mandera steps up aid as drought crisis deepens

An October assessment by the National Drought Management Authority placed the county under IPC Phase 3, which reflects a crisis state of food insecurity. The report also warned that the October–December short rains would likely be below average, raising the risk of even more families falling into severe hunger. The forecast points to rising needs for older persons, people living with disabilities, and young children.