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- Sep 14, 2026
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Stakeholders call for government intervention in fertility treatment (opens the original)
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At a time when Kenya's fertility rates are on a decline, stakeholders have called for the government's interventions to reverse the trend. Many men and women are reeling under the weight of infertility and the stigma and rejection associated with it. Francis Mutegi, a local, confesses that he has been trying for a baby for the last three years, in vain. Mr Mutegi, a small scale farmer at Chuka, says he does not know if it is him or his partner who has a 'problem'. "I have been going at it night
University students warned against risky behaviour as new HIV infections fall (opens the original)
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Regular HIV and Aids awareness campaigns have been credited for reducing new infections in Kenya from about 100,000 to the current 13,000, according to the latest data from the National Syndemic Diseases Control Council (NSDCC). Speaking during a three-day orientation-cum sensitization programme at Chuka University, Council’s Eastern Regional Coordinator, Jennie Gakii, cautioned the more than 9,000 first-year students against engaging in risky sexual behaviour. Gakii said the new students are pa
Governors welcome SHA cover for Community Health Promoters (opens the original)
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Three governors from the Mt Kenya East region have welcomed the Community Health Promoters (CHPs) free medical cover under the Social Health Authority (SHA). Governors Isaac Mutuma (Meru), Muthomi Njuki (Tharaka Nithi) and Embu's Cecily Mbarire said the CHPs who play an important role in preventive, promotive and provision of basic primary healthcare at the grassroots across the country should also benefit from the free health insurance. Speaking during a consultative meeting with thousands of C
Tharaka Nithi nurses to resume work on Thursday after court order (opens the original)
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Nurses in Tharaka Nithi county have resolved to resume work on Thursday morning. The Kenya National Union of Nurses’s (KNUN) county leadership asked members to report to duty, in compliance with a court order. KNUN Tharaka Nithi County branch chairperson Joshua Mwithi and Secretary Fabian Marigu made the announcement after deliberations with county executive officials led by County Secretary Alex Muratha and Health Chief Officer Rose Micheni. Speaking in Chuka Town, Mr Marigu said although the c
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