Global exclusive breastfeeding rates soar saving thousands of lives
In the past 12 years, the number of infants under six months of age who are exclusively breastfed has increased by over 10% globally, bringing the total to 48%. This…
Ruto hangs on Uhuru’s law to raise funds after court’s big blow
Finance Act 2023 declared unconstitutional, hence new headache on taxes.
Focus on Parliament as vetting of CS nominees begins
Cabinet Secretaries nominees are set to appear before the National Assembly’s Committee on Appointments to be vetted today (Thursday). The Committee chaired by National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula is expected…
Hostel demand drives Acorn’s profit to Sh586m
In May, the REIT Manager secured Sh23.2bn from the US for expansion.
State mulls ending minimum tea price as unsold stocks pile
Volumes of unsold teas are estimated to have hit 115.2 million kilogrammes.
Tailors and photocopiers to pay minimum of Sh1000 monthly levy
The levy will be payable through the iTax system by the 20th of the month.
Three men accused of plotting 9/11 reach plea deal – Pentagon
Three of the men accused of plotting the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks have entered into a pre-trial agreement, the US Department of Defence says. Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, Walid Muhammad…
New guidelines to help in management of heart diseases
Lifestyle remains the main cause of cardiovascular diseases among Kenyans - cardiologist
Boys’ volleyball promises thrills at national secondary school games
New champions are expected will emerge after last year’s winners Ruthimitu High School failed to make it for the nationals.
Central bloc embraces agroecology for health and food security
Counties dedicate between 35 and 40 per cent of budgets to health to fight diseases related to food.