President Ruto has pushed free university and college education to January 2027. He also assured Kajiado residents Amboseli National Park management is coming their way. Meanwhile, the EACC has warned religious leaders against accepting suspect political donations. The nurses' strike continues, with 79 deaths now reported, including a surge in maternal and prenatal fatalities. Separately, President Ruto ordered Tata Chemicals out of the Magadi soda ash mines, citing a dispute, a move the DCP party calls a hidden agenda.
President Ruto has pushed free university and college education to January 2027. He also assured Kajiado residents Amboseli National Park management is coming their way. Meanwhile, the EACC has warned religious leaders against accepting suspect political donations. The nurses' strike continues, with 79 deaths now reported, including a surge in maternal and prenatal fatalities. Separately, President Ruto ordered Tata Chemicals out of the Magadi soda ash mines, citing a dispute, a move the DCP party calls a hidden agenda.
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The nurses' strike in Kenya has entered its 37th day, with reports indicating a grim toll of 79 deaths during this period. Health bodies are expressing alarm over a significant surge in maternal and prenatal deaths, directly linking the increase to the ongoing nurses' strike. Nearly 80 mothers and babies died in three days as the strike entered its fifth week. The crisis has raised urgent concerns about maternal healthcare delivery across the country.
President Ruto has pushed free university and college education to January 2027. He also assured Kajiado residents Amboseli National Park management is coming their way. Meanwhile, the EACC has warned religious leaders against accepting suspect political donations. The nurses' strike continues, with 79 deaths now reported, including a surge in maternal and prenatal fatalities. Separately, President Ruto ordered Tata Chemicals out of the Magadi soda ash mines, citing a dispute, a move the DCP party calls a hidden agenda.
President Ruto has pushed free university and college education to January 2027. He also assured Kajiado residents Amboseli National Park management is coming their way. Meanwhile, the EACC has warned religious leaders against accepting suspect political donations. The nurses' strike continues, with 79 deaths now reported, including a surge in maternal and prenatal fatalities. Separately, President Ruto ordered Tata Chemicals out of the Magadi soda ash mines, citing a dispute, a move the DCP party calls a hidden agenda.
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