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Nairobi Hospital Reaffirms Commitment to Integrity Amid Leadership Shake-Up

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By irene  The Nairobi Hospital has pledged to uphold transparency and accountability as it undergoes a major governance overhaul aimed at restoring public trust and enhancing healthcare delivery. In a press address on Monday, newly appointed Board Chair Barcley Onyambu addressed recent concerns surrounding internal management conflicts and a criminal investigation linked to the institution. Onyambu emphasized that the issues were isolated and that the hospital remains steadfast in its mission. “Leadership confidence is critical for an institution as vital as The Nairobi Hospital,” Onyambu said. “Recent integrity concerns are isolated incidents. The Board operates as a united team, driven by shared values and strategic oversight.” Acting CEO Felix Osano reaffirmed the hospital's focus on stability and excellence. “We are taking decisive action to resolve challenges and maintain our position as Kenya’s leading healthcare provider,” Osano said. As part of its reforms, the ...
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Kenya Charts New Course in Global Healthcare: Nairobi Hospital Hosts Inaugural Magical Kenya Medical Tourism Forum

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By irene The Nairobi Hospital was abuzz with activity as it played host to the inaugural Magical Kenya Medical Tourism Forum, a high-level gathering of healthcare and travel industry stakeholders united by a common goal: to position Kenya as a premier destination for medical tourism. Organized by Magical Kenya and the Kenya Tourism Board, the forum drew participants from across sectors—medical professionals, hospital administrators, travel and hospitality experts, and representatives from both national and county governments. Held at the hospital’s state-of-the-art amphitheatre, the event served as a dynamic platform for discussing Kenya’s role in the rapidly growing global medical tourism market, projected to exceed Sh5.2 trillion ($40 billion) by the end of 2025, according to Ken Research. In his keynote address, Mr. Samuel Odede, OGW, Director of Medical Services & Research at The Nairobi Hospital, spotlighted Kenya’s competitive edge: world-class healthcare infrastructure, high...
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Mwala MP Vincent Kawaya Criticizes Governor Wavinya Ndeti’s Call to Halt Youth Talent Academies

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By irene  Mwala MP Vincent Kawaya has spoken out following Governor Wavinya Ndeti’s request to the National Government to halt the construction of Youth Talent Academies in Mwala, Yatta, and Matungulu constituencies. According to Governor Wavinya, the county government has already established similar facilities in the same exact locations, making the national government’s proposed projects redundant. The Governor argues that duplicating efforts is a waste of public resources and calls for better coordination between the two levels of government. However, MP Kawaya has raised concerns over the Governor's move, questioning why she would block development initiatives that benefit the youth. He emphasized that more opportunities for young people should always be welcomed, especially in areas that still struggle with access to training and development resources. “The youth of Mwala deserve every chance to grow their talents. Whether it's the county or national government...
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Dr. Makali Mulu Calls for Renewed Commitment to Education as Key to Ending Poverty

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By irene  Hon. Dr. Makali Mulu has emphasized the critical role of education in transforming communities and breaking the cycle of poverty.   Hon.Dr.  Makali Mulu passionately urged residents to prioritize education, especially for the younger generation, stating that it remains the most powerful weapon in the fight against poverty. “Education opens doors to opportunities and empowers individuals to improve their lives,” Dr. Mulu remarked. He encouraged parents to ensure their children attend school and remain focused, noting that educated citizens are vital to the growth and prosperity of the region. Dr. Mulu, known for his advocacy on social development, reaffirmed his commitment to supporting educational initiatives and improving learning infrastructure in the area. His message was met with warm applause from the community, who acknowledged the importance of investing in education for a better future. He concluded by calling on leaders, parents, and st...
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KISE Launches “Pamoja Tusome” Project to Empower Visually Impaired Learners with LEGO Braille Bricks

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By irene  In a groundbreaking move toward inclusive education, the Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) has officially launched the Pamoja Tusome initiative—an inspiring project that introduces LEGO Braille Bricks into classrooms to support children with visual impairments. The launch event, held with much excitement and optimism, marked the beginning of a three-year journey to promote braille literacy through playful, inclusive learning. The project targets children aged 4 to 8 years and leverages a Learning Through Play approach to develop essential literacy skills. With a projected reach of over 18,000 learners across 17 counties, the initiative is a major step in transforming how visually impaired children experience education in Kenya. KISE has partnered with key stakeholders including the Ministry of Education, Teachers Service Commission (TSC), UNICEF, and The LEGO Foundation, all of whom have provided unwavering support in making this vision a...
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Kenya Railways Champions Green Future with 51,000 Trees Planted in Homa Bay and Mombasa

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By irene  In a bold step towards environmental sustainability, Kenya Railways has reaffirmed its commitment to climate action by planting over 51,000 tree seedlings across key regions in Homa Bay and Mombasa. The tree planting initiative, led by Managing Director Mr. Philip J. Mainga alongside Board Members and Senior Management, is part of the corporation’s broader mission to support the Government’s goal of increasing tree cover from 12% to 30% and rehabilitating 5.1 million hectares of degraded land. During the exerci se, Mr. Mainga passionately urged Kenya Railways staff not only to plant but also to care for the seedlings until maturity, emphasizing that tree planting plays a crucial role in combating climate change and safeguarding the environment for future generations. The impact of this effort was felt across three strategic sites: 30,000 seedlings were planted at Gembe Hills in Homa Bay County 20,000 seedlings were introduced in Dongo Kundu, Mombas...
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Kalonzo Musyoka Criticizes IEBC Recruitment, Warns Against Early Campaigning

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By Musyoka  Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has strongly criticized the ongoing recruitment of new commissioners for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), citing concerns over transparency and fairness in the process. Speaking to the media, Musyoka accused the government of attempting to influence the composition of the electoral body ahead of the 2027 General Election. He emphasized the need for an impartial and credible selection process to uphold public trust in Kenya’s elections. “The integrity of our elections depends on an independent IEBC. Any attempt to manipulate the recruitment process will undermine democracy,” Musyoka stated. The former vice president also took issue with political leaders engaging in early campaigns, arguing that such actions divert attention from governance and service delivery. He urged leaders to prioritize addressing pressing national issues like the rising cost of living and unemployment instead of premature el...
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