Mout Kenya University creative arts group outshines peer at national music festivals with awards in Zilizopendwa category

Mout Kenya University creative arts group outshines peer at national music festivals with awards in Zilizopendwa category

The MKU team also claimed victory in the Office of Data Protection Commission sponsored class and were placed third in the Central Bank of Kenya sponsored set piece bagging Ksh50,000.

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Zambians vote is presidential election billed as a referendum on President Hichilema’s handling of economy

Zambians vote is presidential election billed as a referendum on President Hichilema’s handling of economy

Many Zambians say they don’t feel the benefits as unemployment, food prices and an unstable electricity supply continue to strain household budgets. Hichilema says he needs another five years to create jobs, improve infrastructure and expand public services.

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Medical organisations and public health experts question US President Trump’s childhood vaccine policy

The 11 vaccines to remain recommended for all children include those against measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio, Haemophilus influenzae type B, pneumococcal disease, human papillomavirus and varicella. Vaccines against respiratory syncytial virus, hepatitis A and B, meningococcal disease and dengue will instead be recommended for certain high-risk groups or populations.

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Medical organisations and public health experts question US President Trump’s childhood vaccine policy

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr has been a major force behind the effort to overhaul the vaccine schedule. Earlier this year, HHS attempted to remove several vaccines from the list recommended for all children, but the changes were blocked by a federal court.

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Why US President signed executive order that reduces number of childhood vaccines from 18 to 11

Why US President signed executive order that reduces number of childhood vaccines from 18 to 11

Karl Jablonowski, CHD’s senior research scientist, said the “real shakeup” comes from aligning US childhood vaccination policy with the findings of the HHS report and “placing it’s upkeep with Kennedy, through the HHS Task Force on Safer Childhood Vaccines.”

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New report says 34 per cent of Kenyan women experience gender-based violence with central region registering highest incidence

New report says 34 per cent of Kenyan women experience gender-based violence with central region registering highest incidence

Nyeri Central Deputy County Commissioner Ngunyi Maina says the sub-county recently recorded three suicide cases within a single week of men and women aged between 24 and 50 years.

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Indigenous communities along Kenyan coast demand 70 per cent job allocation in $17 billion Dangote Group oil refinery

Dangote’s planned refinery, expected to process 700,000 barrels of oil per day, is billed as a major addition to that corridor, with construction expected to take about 30 months once it begins. If completed, it would be the largest refinery in East Africa and Dangote’s biggest investment outside Nigeria.

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Poll finds voters favour Democrats over Republicans on economy for 1st time in decade

Poll finds voters favour Democrats over Republicans on economy for 1st time in decade

The report noted that Republicans had held the advantage on the economy through most of the US President Donald Trump’s first term in office in 2017-2021, throughout former Democratic President Joe Biden’s four years in power and into Trump’s second term.

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Stanbic Kenya Foundation launch digital learning centre at ACK Kiamuringa School in Embu

Stanbic Kenya Foundation launch digital learning centre at ACK Kiamuringa School in Embu

Speaking during the handover ceremony, Head of Stanbic Kenya Foundation, Mercy Githanji emphasized the critical role of technology in bridging the educational and economic divide in the country.

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How ‘poor senator’ is taking the war to Kenya’s corrupt regime and bourgeoisie ‘eating like gluttons’ and ‘vomiting on the shoes’ of citizens

How ‘poor senator’ is taking the war to Kenya’s corrupt regime and bourgeoisie ‘eating like gluttons’ and ‘vomiting on the shoes’ of citizens

Critics contrast Ruto’s claptrap with Sifuna’s polished and suave delivery in Kiswahili and English: “By the grace of God and with your (Kenyans) support, we must fight corruption because this is an ill that is gnawing at the very heart and soul of the nation; Kenya’s economic and political stability.”

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