The HIV/Aids Pandemic
1. A Worldwide Crisis The HIV/AIDS pandemic is a health crisis globally with enormous spiritual, social, economic and political implications. It is common knowledge that HIV/AIDS has no cure to this day. It is a health problem that so far has defied scientific solution World estimates (UNAIDS, 2004) of the HIV/Aids pandemic at the end of 2004: More than 35 to 44 million people in the world infected In 2004 almost 5 million people were newly infected.
Suspected Gangster Arrested In Possession of A Fully Loaded G-3 Riffle
Photo Courtesy. Man arrested with a police rifle in Isiolo. The number of insecurity cases in the country have been on the rise with many Kenyans losing their lives at the hands of inhuman criminals who have been causing them sleepless nights. Isiolo Police officers have today arrested
Bad News To Bars Owners, Supermarkets, Restaurants & PSVs As Gov'nt Impose Strict Measures
Since Covid-19 Pandemic was was reported in the country, Kenyans were authorised to uphold containment measures such washing of hands, maintaining social distance, avoiding crowded areas, wearing of masks among others. Recently the Ministry of Health announced mandatory Covid-19 vaccination for all Kenyas however, the order was temporarily quashed by the Court.
Christmas Celebrations: Oscar Sudi and Ruto's Son Party Hard in a Popular High-End Club in Nairobi
Photo Courtesy. It's no secret that 2021 has been a difficult year for many Kenyans. The Covid-19 Pandemic has destroyed our economy with many people losing their jobs as a result. Companies were forced to lay off workers leading to huge losses throughout the country. Recent statistics have shown that the number of suicide cases have increased rapidly over the past few months.
Tension High As Another Highly Transimitted Covid-19 Varriant Reported
Since the first Covid-19 Pandemic was report to Kenya, several sectors were forced to be shelved to allow the health sector fight and cub the spread of the virus. All learning institutions, market, transport sectors and industries were closed down. Strict measures such as washing of hands, maintaining social distance, avoiding crowded places wearing of masks and sanitizing of hands were always put in place.
New Government Vacancies, Application Deadline is 21st March For The EACC Jobs
Covid-19 Pandemic has been the greatest setback in the country as far as economic development is concerned.Kenyans have had their jobs lost since March 2020.Some are yet to come to terms with the reality of the pandemic and the job losses.The job losses have been biting so many Kenyans. The Government has been trying hard to ensure that Kenyans are given jobs in different sectors.The Teachers Service Commission has been leading as one of the Government departments that frequently employ Kenyans.However,the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission has invited applications from qualified Kenyans to fill some vacancies.The vacancies to be filled are legal officer 2,Investigations officer2-Intelligence and Investigations officer2-Asset trading,Operation Assistant 2 and Administrative Secretary 2.
Iconic Tamaam Poultry Farm Sets High Standards For Egg Farmers in the Market
In the prestigious Kajiado fields in Isinya, lies Kenya's Top leading Poultry farm called the Tamaam Poultry Farm which is one of the biggest ventures that grows chicken for egg production. Tamaam begun on March 2020, a year that was had hit by Pandemic (COVID-19) but despite the challenge the owners went ahead to invest their time, money and knowledge into the business.
A County Announces Recruitment, Applicants Have Until 21st February to Submit Their Applications
Covid-19 Pandemic has been a great threat in the lives of Kenyans.Families have been left traumatised with others failing to make both ends meet after losing their breadwinners.However,the Government is trying its best to vaccinate Kenyans even though majority have been reluctant to get the jab. Counties have been advertising jobs.Many Kenyans have lost their jobs since the pandemic struck the country.The most unfortunate thing is the loss of the lives of the medical officers such as doctors and nurses.
Another Pandemic: Kenyans Warned About Antibiotics Misuse
For the last two years, our country has been struggling to control the spread of the Corona Virus. The government under the leadership of Cabinet Minister Matahi Kagwe has been sensitizing Kenyans against the effect of Covid-19. The pandemic impacted negatively on our economy. Apart from Corona Virus, Kenyans have been awakened with a disturbing message from the latest development.
CS Magoha Confirms Exam Dates For KCSE, KCPE And Grade 6 Students Ahead of Reopening
CS Magoha has announced that the Government Will Administer Five Exams in 2022 as First Bunch of Competence Based learning graduate to Next level. This milestone achievement as Stakeholders Reveals that the curriculum is expensive and requires Alot of Resources. The ministry of education has directed all head teachers to deliberate on CBC and Covid19 Protocols in schools.
Will The August Elections This Year Be Postponed? Here Are the Circumstances That Can Lead to That
Elections are regularly conducted since it is a democratic right as per the constitution is concerned.Election is conducted to form new government to run a country.There can be circumstances that can lead to the election to be postponed.Here are the five circumstances that can lead to it. 1:When there is a serious Pandemic during the election period.
Have You Ever Thought Of How Your Child's Education Will Be Fun Henceforth And Benefits For You
Educational Technology is a research area exploring the analysis process, design, development, implementation and evaluation of teachers, educational materials, students and learning processes to improve training and learning. Pandemic Covid 19 caused schools closed around the world, have hurt education and training sectors for billions of students.
Good News On Prices Of Essential Products In The Country Delivered By Yattani.
Courtesy of the photographer. It's no longer a secret that the country's economy has reached rock bottom for ordinary mwana nchi. Kenyans have been battling to make ends meet, with many unable to provide a supper for their families. The Covid-19 Pandemic hasn't helped matters, since many businesses have shut down, resulting in job losses and a lack of income.
Pandemic Still Under Control As the Curve Flattens Showing A Decline In Positivity Rate
Even as the pandemic seems to have been forgotten as the attention has been shifted to the politics and campaigns ahead of August polls, here is another shocking news that the number of cases of COVID-19 infection is still highe despite the Vaccination being administered. As the Health CS Mutahi Kagwe was speaking today, he confirmed that Pandemic is still here with us.
The Best Package: Travellers To Western Will Witness An Overhaul Fare Cuts As From 17th February
With the ailling economy every essential sector in Kenyan was affected, this was not only witnessed during the Pandemic year Bute the same fate has been replicated in 2022 as it was in 2021. This being an electioneering year, it's obvious various investors in the nation will be cautious on how they spend their money, thus the usual cash flow that the economy is used to will have to slow and pick up gradually in regards to the outcome of the August elections and the aftermaths of it.
Kenyans Woke up to This Good News From the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB)
Kenyans woke up to good news of a 100% penalty waiver for HELB beneficiaries. The HELB chief executive officer said that the covid 19 pandemic which has been the major challenge globally has slowed down the economic growth since 2020 thus making many people who benefited from the higher education loans not have the ability to pay.
A Huge Blow to a Country in AFCON Matches As 5 Players Test Positive For Covid-19 Ahead of Kick Off
Covid-19 Pandemic has been a great menace in the world.Different countries have suffered since the pandemic started in China.Unfortunately,it it not yet leaving the world.The new variants that are wrecking havoc are as a result of rapid mutations.However,each country is in a rush to vaccinate its citizens.
State Of Confusion As Hospitals Run Short Of Covid-19 Vaccines Amidst Gov'nt Strict Measures
Since Covid-19 Pandemic was was reported in the country, Kenyans were authorised to uphold containment measures such washing of hands, maintaining social distance, avoiding crowded areas, wearing of masks among others. Recently the Ministry of Health announced mandatory Covid-19 vaccination for all Kenyas however, the order was temporarily quashed by the Court.
Yattani announces a decrease in cost of basic necessities putting Kenyans in ecstasy
Yattani announces a decrease in cost of basic necessities putting Kenyans in ecstasy.Kenyans are ecstatic after Yattani announced a decrease in the cost of basic necessities. For the majority of the population, the country's economy is at its lowest point. Many Kenyans are unable to put food on the table because of the country's economic woes.
Involvement of the Public in the Budget making Process
The National Government and the County Government prepare budgets for subsequent financial years and over the medium term. While the budget process in Kenya allows the public to present their views on the budget at various stages for both the national and the county governments, democracy participates by providing the public with the opportunity to take part in decision-making processes in government.