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Kenya: Doctors Continue Strike Despite Improved Offer from President
Posted on :Thursday , 5th January 2017
Nairobi — Striking doctors are yet to go back to work even after being offered an enhanced pay package that would cost the Treasury an additional Sh4 billion every year.
In the meeting chaired by President Uhuru Kenyatta at State House Mombasa, it was agreed that the entry point of doctors would be enhanced from Job Group L to M, and gross salaries raised to S. . .Kenya: Othaya Hospital Construction to Be Completed by May - President Kenyatta
Posted on :Wednesday , 30th November 2016
Construction of the new Othaya Level Four Hospital block will be completed by May next year, President Uhuru Kenyatta has assured.
Addressing residents in Othaya town after inspecting the new hospital building, President Kenyatta said the Government has set aside Ksh 300 million to facilitate completion of the project.The President al. . .Calls for inclusion of oral health in curriculum
Posted on :Friday , 25th November 2016
Stakeholders want oral health hygiene included in the school curriculum.
Participants attending a health forum in Nairobi yesterday concurred that the school curriculum should be reviewed, to include oral health so that children can acquire knowledge at an early age on how to keep their mouths and teeth healthy.
The move could see formation of vibrant health clubs in schoo. . .
Africans Seeking Health-Care in India Draw Hospitals to Kenya
Posted on :Friday , 25th November 2016
Cash-rich Indian hospital groups such as recently listed Narayana Hrudayalaya Ltd. are setting up operations in Africa to tap a growing stream of middle class patients from the continent seeking quality health-care.
With financing from Abraaj Group’s Africa Health Fund and the International Finance Corp., the Mumbai-listed group is partnering with Kenyan investors and will. . .The most diverse people in the world will finally get medicine made for them with a new genetic chip
Posted on :Thursday , 24th November 2016
A chip containing millions of genetic variations that are common in Africa could help scientists bring the benefits of precision medicine to the continent.
The chip could lead to new insights into human health as well as new treatments that work better on Africans. Its developers say it will be ready to use in early 2017.“This will be the fi. . .Please Select an Option
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