Day: July 31, 2024
MOH, Amref train Siaya County health practitioners to tackle neglected tropical diseases
The Ministry of Health (MOH) in partnership with Amref Kenya has conducted a training for 60 health practitioners from Siaya County.
This initiative aims to revolutionize the diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and control of Neglected Tropical Disease…
Migori farmer embracing inland cage fish farming system
As climate change shapes the ecological conditions and weather patterns, humans have been forced to adapt to survive by inventing new ways to address its negative impacts through embracing creativity.
One of these exciting creativity that has caught …
Thugs targeting high-end vehicle parts terrorize Makuyu residents
Residents of Wemba in Makuyu, Murang’a County have decried increased cases of car break-ins where thieves are stealing vehicle parts leaving them counting losses in millions of shillings.
They said the thugs target homes with high-end vehicles, break…
Nakuru’s potato farmers set to reap better yields
Potato farmers in Nakuru County are set to benefit from increased yields and reduced losses following the introduction of Nemix- C, a biological control solution, designed to combat soil-borne pests and diseases naturally.
The County Executive Commit…
Public schools in ASAL counties to benefit from irrigation project
Over 2000 public schools in arid and semi-arid areas across the country are set to benefit from an irrigation programme spear headed by the State Department of Irrigation.
The micro-irrigation programme which has already been introduced in 92 schools…
NTSA cautions motorists ahead of schools’ closure
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) issued a cautionary note to all public service transport vehicles (PSVs) on Tuesday ahead of schools closing for the August holiday break.
In a statement shared across their social media platforms, S…
Untold impact of Anglophone Crisis on conservation efforts
For eight years now, life is yet to return to normal in the English speaking regions of Cameroon. Due to raging armed conflict claiming lives and destroying properties.
Flora and fauna have also been disturbed and destroyed. These effects have gone a…
St. Joseph hospital says institution sabotaged on patient’s case
The Saint Joseph Clinic in Mendong, Yaounde, has found itself at the center of a growing controversy following the public exposure of a patient’s dire condition. The clinic has vehemently denied allegations of negligence, instead presenting a narrativ…
Cameroonians are small-minded, afraid of their shadows
The Publisher of Le Jour newspaper, Haman Mana thinks that Cameroonians are afraid even of their own shadow and cannot demand for their rights.
He referred to the unlawful arrest and detention of Junior Ngombe, saying that when he, Haman posted about…