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List of Cancer Care Healthcare Providers Under SHA
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List of Cancer Care Healthcare Providers Under SHA

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The Ministry of Health has listed licensed Cancer care healthcare professionals under the Social Health Authority (SHA).

Below are Cancer Care Healthcare Providers that have been contracted by SHA. The list starts with the hospital code.

  1. 4089 KERICHO COUNTY REFERRAL HOSPITAL KERICHO
  2. 18095 NAIVASHA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL NAKURU
  3. 18353 COUNTY MEDICAL CENTRE EMBU
  4. 800058 KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL NAIROBI
  5. 2224814 KAGIO HOSPITAL LIMITED KIRINYAGA
  6. 2226776 OUTSPAN HOSPITAL NYERI
  7. 2229167 J.M. KARIUKI OL KALOU NYANDARUA
  8. 3336140 Christa marianne hospital kisii
  9. 3337226 Homabay county referral Hospital HOMABAY
  10. 3337648 Bosongo medical centre kisii
  11. 4440082 BUNGOMA DISTRICT HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
  12. 5552106 WAJIR DISTRICT HOSPTAL WAJIR
  13. 6666110 MERU TEACHING AND REFERAL HOSPITAL MERU
  14. 7777072 Lamu District Hospital Lamu
  15. 7779007 MOMBASA HOSPITAL MOMBASA
  16. 7779016 PANDYA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MOMBASA
  17. 7779730 JOCHAM HOSPITAL MOMBASA
  18. 8000005 Aga Khan Hospital Nairobi
  19. 8000005 THE AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL NAIROBI NAIROBI
  20. 8000009 MATER HOSPITAL Nairobi
  21. 8000266 Fatima mission hospital kajiado
  22. 8000747 COPTIC HOSPITAL NAIROBI
  23. 8000840 KAREN HOSPITAL LTD Kajiado
  24. 8000888 FORTIS KIDNEY CENTRE LTD NAIROBI
  25. 22241715 WHITEROSE MEDICAL CENTRE KIRINYAGA
  26. 22262137 CENTRAL DIALYSIS& DIAGNOSTIC LIMITED NYERI
  27. 33368829 Care and cure Hospita kisii
  28. 44401863 BUNGOMA WEST MEDICAL SERVICES BUNGOMA
  29. 55511910 ALHAMDU HEALTHCARE LIMITED MANDERA
  30. 66626413 BRISTOL PARK-MACHAKOS MACHAKOS
  31. 77721445 ST.JOSEPH SHELTER OF HOPE TAITA TAVETA
  32. 80002723 NAIROBI RADIOTHERAPY AND CANCER CENTRE LIMITED NAIROBI
  33. 80006177 TEXAS CANCER CENTRE NAIROBI WEST NAIROBI
  34. 80006223 NEPHRO MED LIMITED NAIROBI
  35. 80008861 RFH SPECIALIST NAIROBI
  36. 333015337 MAX CURE HOSPITALS LIMITED KISUMU
  37. 333016051 SYNERGY CLINICS LIMITED KISUMU
  38. 333615219 ADVANCED CANCER CENTRE LIMITED Kisii
  39. 333616043 Kisii specialist Hospital LTD kisii
  40. 444015180 ST GALLEN ONCOLOGY NETWORK Kakamega
  41. 666215378 PLAZA SPECIALIST HOSPITAL MACHAKOS
  42. 800012536 CKS DIALYSIS NAIROBI
  43. 800016104 ADVANCED CARE DIAGNOSTIC AND RENAL DIALYSIS LTD. NAIROBI
  44. 4119 Tenwek Hospital bomet BOMET
  45. 4718 Longisa county referral hospital BOMET
  46. CANCER CARE HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
  47. 172236 ALEXANDRIA CANCER CENTRE & PALLIATIVE CARE HOSPITAL UASIN GISHU
  48. 17728 ELGON VIEW HOSPITAL UASIN GISHU
  49. 17822 MEDIHEAL HOSP.& FERTILITY CENTER UASIN GISHU
  50. 18123 A.I.C KIJABE MEDICAL CENTRE Kiambu
  51. 192683 ALEXANDRIA CANCER CENTRE AND PALLIATIVE HOSPITAL LIMITED NAKURU
  52. 22299502 QUALITY DIALYSIS KENYA LTD NANYUKI
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List of county government hospitals contracted by SHA
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List of county government hospitals contracted by SHA

by Daily Trends
written by Daily Trends

Social Health Authority (SHA) has contracted national and county government healthcare professionals to offer medical services to Kenyans.

SHA was rolled out on October 1, 2024, to replace the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF).

The Ministry of Health migrated Kenyans who were yet to register on SHA, which has been mandated to manage the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF).

Below is a full list of county government healthcare professionals that have been contracted by SHA to offer medical services to Kenyans.

1 KAMAR DISPENSARY BARINGO
2 BARINGO COUNTY REFERRAL HOSPITAL BARINGO
3 MOGOTIO SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BARINGO
4 SAGAT DISPENSARY BARINGO
5 SIGORO DISPENSARY BARINGO
6 SABATIA DISPENSARY BARINGO
7 LEBOLOS DISPENSARY BARINGO
8 KABIMOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
9 SOROK DISPENSARY BARINGO
10 KIPLOMBE DISPENSARY (KOIBATEK) BARINGO
11 RADAT DISPENSARY BARINGO
12 KIPSOGON DISPENSARY BARINGO
13 KIPKITUR DISPENSARY BARINGO
14 KABARTONJO SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BARINGO
15 ELDAMA RAVINE SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BARINGO
16 KIPTAGICH HEALTH CENTRE-BARINGO BARINGO
17 SERETUNIN HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
18 KISANANA HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
19 KALABATA DISPENSARY BARINGO
20 ESAGERI HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
21 SORE DISPENSARY BARINGO
22 KAPKEIN DISPENSARY BARINGO
23 BARSEMOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
24 SUMEIYON DISPENSARY BARINGO
25 KIPTUNO HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
26 BARTABWA HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
27 KAPTURO DISPENSARY BARINGO
28 MUGURIN DISPENSARY BARINGO
29 MOCHONGOI HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
30 NGUBERETI HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
31 BARWESSA HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
32 KETURWO HEALTH CENTER BARINGO
33 KAMAR DISPENSARY BARINGO
34 KAPKOLE DISPENSARY BARINGO
35 SALAWA HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
36 MOGORWA HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
37 KAMBI SAMAKI HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
38 KIBOINO DISPENSARY BARINGO
39 KOROTO DISPENSARY BARINGO
40 TORONGO HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
41 TIAN DISPENSARY BARINGO
42 TIMBOROA HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
43 KASAKA DISPENSARY BARINGO
44 NGETMOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
45 TIRIMIONIN DISPENSARY BARINGO
46 KIBIRIOKWONIN DISPENSARY BARINGO
47 KAPTIONY DISPENSARY BARINGO
48 KIMALEL HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
49 KAPKIAMO DISPENSARY BARINGO
50 BOSSEI DISPENSARY BARINGO
51 IGURE DISPENSARY BARINGO
52 CHESONGO DISPENSARY BARINGO
53 KITURO HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
54 BARTOLIMO DISPENSARY BARINGO
55 MOIGUTWO DISPENSARY BARINGO
56 SIBILO DISPENSARY BARINGO
57 TINET DISPENSARY(BARINGO) BARINGO
58 KIPNGOROM DISPENSARY BARINGO
59 KAPKURES DISPENSARY(BARINGO) BARINGO
60 KABARNET HIGH SCHOOL DISPENSARY BARINGO
61 SUTIECHUN DISPENSARY BARINGO
62 RIWO DISPENSARY BARINGO
63 CHEPLAMBOS DISPENSARY BARINGO
64 MAJI MOTO DISPENSARY(BARINGO) BARINGO
65 NAKURUTARKWEI DISPENSARY BARINGO
66 AYATYA DISPENSARY BARINGO
67 WASEGES DISPENSARY BARINGO
68 EQUATOR HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
69 KISONEI DISPENSARY BARINGO
70 BEKIBON DISPENSARY BARINGO
71 TALAI DISPENSARY BARINGO
72 EMINING HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
73 MAGONOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
74 KAPKOMOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
75 KAPILOMBE DISPENSARY BARINGO
76 SINONIN DISPENSARY BARINGO
77 YATYA DISPENSARY BARINGO
78 KISOK DISPENSARY BARINGO
79 SOLIAN HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
80 KAPTUMIN DISPENSARY BARINGO
81 TUGUMOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
82 KAPTUM DISPENSARY(BARINGO) BARINGO
83 AKORIAN DISPENSARY BARINGO
84 MUSERECHI DISPENSARY BARINGO
85 KOIMUGUL DISPENSARY BARINGO
86 TENGES HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
87 KATIBEL DISPENDARY BARINGO
88 KAPKITONY DISPENSARY(BARINGO) BARINGO
89 KINYACH DISPENSARY BARINGO
90 KAPCHEPKOR DISPENSARY BARINGO
91 TEBEI DISPENSARY BARINGO
92 KASISIT DISPENSARY BARINGO
93 KORIEMA DISPENSARY BARINGO
94 TIRIONDONIN DISPENSARY BARINGO
95 MORMORIO DISPENSARY BARINGO
96 RONDININ DISPENSARY BARINGO
97 SIRWA HEALTH CENTRE-MOGOTIO BARINGO
98 KAPTIMBOBOR DISPENSARY BARINGO
99 CHEBEREN DISPENSARY BARINGO
100 OCHII DISPENSARY BARINGO
101 KIPTOIM DISPENSARY BARINGO
102 ELDUME DISPENSARY BARINGO
103 KUIKUI HEALTH CENTRE BARINGO
104 CHEMOINOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
105 TIMBOIYWO DISPENSARY BARINGO
106 KAPKELELWA DISPENSARY BARINGO
107 OL ARABEL DISPENSARY BARINGO
108 ROSOGA DISPENSARY BARINGO
109 BOROWONIN DISPENSARY BARINGO
110 ARAMA DISPENSARY BARINGO
111 KASOIYO DISPENSARY BARINGO
112 TINOMOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
113 EMSOS DISPENSARY BARINGO
114 SIMOTWET DISPENSARY BARINGO
115 KASITET DISPENSARY BARINGO
116 TILOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
117 KABIYET DISPENSARY BARINGO
118 POI DISPENSARY BARINGO
119 KIPSACHO DISPENSARY BARINGO
120 CHEMASUSU DISPENSARY BARINGO
121 REBEKO DISPENSARY BARINGO
122 AIYEBO DISPENSARY BARINGO
123 SAOS DISPENSARY BARINGO
124 TONIOK DISPENSARY BARINGO
125 SEGUTON DISPENSARY- BARINGO BARINGO
126 NG’ENDALEL DISPENSARY BARINGO
127 KIPCHERERE DISPENSARY BARINGO
128 KIMOSE DISPENSARY BARINGO
129 KOITEBES DISPENSARY BARINGO
130 MAJI MAZURI DISPENSARY BARINGO
131 ATIAR DISPENSARY BARINGO
132 MOLOSIRWE DISPENSARY BARINGO
133 LAMAIWE DISPENSARY BARINGO
134 KIMUGUL DISPENSARY BARINGO
135 TUIYOBEI DISPENSARY BARINGO
136 KASOK DISPENSARY BARINGO
137 LOBOI DISPENSARY BARINGO
138 MOLOS DISPENSARY BARINGO
139 KIBIAS DISPENSARY BARINGO
140 LIKWON DISPENSARY BARINGO
141 MOLOK DISPENSARY BARINGO
142 KIMORIT DISPENSARY BARINGO
143 SABOR DISPENSARY-BARINGO BARINGO
144 MARIGAT SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BARINGO
145 CHEMOLINGOT SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BARINGO
146 LONGISA COUNTY REFERAL HOSPITAL BOMET
147 CHEPTANGULGEI DISPENSARY BOMET
148 KAPKURES DISPENSARY BOMET
149 KIMOLWET DISPENSARY BOMET
150 MERIGI HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
151 TILANGOK DISPENSARY BOMET
152 SILIBWET DISPENSARY BOMET
153 KAPSIMOTWA DISPENSARY BOMET
154 SARUCHAT DISPENSARY BOMET
155 SEGUTIET DISPENSARY BOMET
156 KIROMWOK DISPENSARY BOMET
157 MOGINDO DISPENSARY BOMET
158 KAPKIMOLWA DISPENSARY BOMET
159 NYONGORES DISPENSARY BOMET
160 KIPLENJIN DISPENSARY BOMET
161 MOTIRET DISPENSARY BOMET
162 CHEMENG’WA DISPENSARY BOMET
163 KAPSIMBIRI DISPENSARY BOMET
164 CHESOEN DISPENSARY BOMET
165 MUIYWEK DISPENSARY BOMET
166 SIBAIYAN DISPENSARY BOMET
167 NDANAI SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BOMET
168 SOTIT DISPENSARY BOMET
169 KEMBU DISPENSARY BOMET
170 LELECHWET DISPENSARY BOMET
171 KIPAJIT DISPENSARY BOMET
172 KAPTEMBWO DISPENSARY BOMET
173 CHEPKOSA DISPENSARY BOMET
174 LUGUMEK DISPENSARY BOMET
175 SIMBI DISPENSARY BOMET
176 KIMUNCHUL DISPENSARY BOMET
177 SIONGIROI HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
178 TEGAT HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
179 CHEBOROR DISPENSARY BOMET
180 SUGUMERGA DISPENSARY BOMET
181 NJERIAN DISPENSARY BOMET
182 BOITO DISPENSARY BOMET
183 SATIET DISPENSARY BOMET
184 LELAITICH DISPENSARY BOMET
185 KAPSANGARU DISPENSARY BOMET
186 CHEBIRBELEK DISPENSARY BOMET
187 NDARAWETTA HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
188 KIRIBA DISPENSARY BOMET
189 CHEPWOSTUIYET DISPENSARY BOMET
190 KAPSINENDET DISPENSARY BOMET
191 BOSTO DISPENSARY BOMET
192 MOGOGOSIEK HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
193 KAPKELEI DISPENSARY BOMET
194 OLBUTYO HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
195 CHELELACH DISPENSARY BOMET
196 SIOMO HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
197 MULOT HEALTH CENTRE-BOMET BOMET
198 CHEMELET DISPENSARY BOMET
199 ITEMBE DISPENSARY BOMET
200 OLDEBESI DISPENSARY BOMET
201 CHEBANGANG HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
202 SIGOR SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BOMET
203 KAPSET DISPENSARY BOMET
204 KIPTENDEN DISPENSARY-BOMET CENTRAL BOMET
205 GORGOR DISPENSARY BOMET
206 KAPTEBENGWO DISPENSARY BOMET
207 MAKIMENY HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
208 KATARET DISPENSARY BOMET
209 CHEBOET DISPENSARY BOMET
210 MOGONJET DISPENSARY BOMET
211 CHEBCHABAS DISPENSARY BOMET
212 EMBOMOS DISPENSARY BOMET
213 BURGEI DISPENSARY BOMET
214 KIPSINGEI DISPENSARY BOMET
215 KIPSONOI HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
216 ITARE DISPENSARY BOMET
217 CHEMALAL DISPENSARY-BOMET BOMET
218 CHEBOYO DISPENSARY BOMET
219 KIPYOSIT DISPENSARY BOMET
220 KITOBEN DISPENSARY BOMET
221 KABIANGEK DISPENSARY BOMET
222 KOIMIRET DISPENSARY BOMET
223 IRWAGA HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
224 TARAKWA HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
225 KENYAGORO DISPENSARY BOMET
226 KAPOLESEROI DISPENSARY BOMET
227 KIMAWIT-USWET DISPENSARY BOMET
228 CHEBUNYO HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
229 KAMIRAI DISPENSARY BOMET
230 MUGANGO DISPENSARY BOMET
231 KAPTEIN DISPENSARY-BOMET BOMET
232 KAPKOROS SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BOMET
233 KAPKESOSIO DISPENSARY BOMET
234 KIPSUTER DISPENSARY BOMET
235 KABISIMBA DISPENSARY BOMET
236 ROBORWO COMMUNITY DISPENSARY BOMET
237 KOIWA HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
238 CHEBILAT DISPENSARY BOMET
239 SOYMET DISPENSARY BOMET
240 SACHORA DISPENSARY BOMET
241 MICHIRA DISPENSARY BOMET
242 KIMULOT DISPENSARY BOMET
243 CHEPTALAL SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BOMET
244 KAMUNDUGI DISPENSARY BOMET
245 BELGU DISPENSARY BOMET
246 KIMAYA DISPENSARY BOMET
247 SLUGORWET DISPENSARY BOMET
248 KAPCHUMBE DISPENSARY BOMET
249 TUMOI DISPENSARY BOMET
250 OLOKYIN HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
251 KAPKESEMBE DISPENSARY BOMET
252 KIPLABOTWO DISPENSARY BOMET
253 CHEBANGO DISPENSARY BOMET
254 KABUNGUT DISPENSARY BOMET
255 KITAIMA DISPENSARY BOMET
256 KIPTENDEN DISPENSARY-KONOIN BOMET
257 KANUSIN DISPENSARY BOMET
258 NDAMICHONIK DISPENSARY BOMET
259 KIRICHA DISPENSARY BOMET
260 SOTIK HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
261 KAKIMIRAI DISPENSARY BOMET
262 CHEPTAGUM DISPENSARY BOMET
263 MENET DISPENSARY BOMET
264 KAMONGIL DISPENSARY BOMET
265 KIBOSON DISPENSARY BOMET
266 RONGENA DISPENSARY-BOMET BOMET
267 SOIYOT DISPENSARY BOMET
268 KWENIKAB-ILET DISPENSARY BOMET
269 KAPLETUNDO DISPENSARY BOMET
270 CHEMANER DISPENSARY-BOMET BOMET
271 BINGWA DISPENSARY BOMET
272 BOMET HEALTH CENTRE BOMET
273 KIPTULWA DISPENSARY BOMET
274 GELEGELE DISPENSARY BOMET
275 KHACHONGE COMMUNITY DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
276 KARIMA DISPENSARY-BUNGOMA BUNGOMA
277 MAKHANGA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
278 SANGO KABUYEFWE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
279 KITABISI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
280 KAPTANAI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
281 MACHAKHA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
282 TAMLEGA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
283 LWANDANYI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
284 LUNGAI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
285 SANGO NAITIRI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
286 LUKHOKHWE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
287 SIRAKARU DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
288 KABOYWO HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
289 CHEMSES DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
290 PWANI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
291 KIBISI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
292 CHEBUKUTUMI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
293 SACHA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
294 MUKWA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
295 KIBUKE HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
296 KAPKATELIO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
297 MWOMO COMMUNITY DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
298 TALITIA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
299 MUANDA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
300 NASIANDA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
301 SIBOTI MODEL HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
302 LWANDA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
303 MWIKHOPO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
304 KOROSIANDET HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
305 KUBURA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
306 RUANDA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
307 MILUKI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
308 RANJE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
309 LUUCHO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
310 MAKHONGE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
311 KABULA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
312 KAPSAMBU DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
313 WASIO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
314 KANG’ANG’A DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
315 TUIKUT HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
316 MARIGO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
317 CHESIKAKI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
318 CBM NALONDO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
319 KAPKATENY DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
320 NGALASIA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
321 NASAKA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
322 LUUYA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
323 SIKUSI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
324 KAPKOTA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
325 CHESINENDE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
326 KABOROM DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
327 KAMENJO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
328 LUNAKWE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
329 BUKOKHOLO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
330 TABANI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
331 LUKHUNA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
332 ACK SOYSAMBU DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
333 BUNGOMA G.K PRISON HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
334 MAYANJA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
335 NDENGELWA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
336 MUSIKOMA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
337 KIMALEWA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
338 KAMUNERU HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
339 MAHANGA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
340 BOKOLI SUB COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
341 KOSHOK DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
342 KHALUMULI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
343 MISIKHU DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
344 CHWELE SUB COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
345 KHALALA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
346 KABUCHAI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
347 WEBUYE SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
348 NALONDO MODEL HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
349 CHEPTAIS SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
350 WEBUYE HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
351 BUNGOMA COUNTY REFERRAL HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
352 KIBABII UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
353 BUMULA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
354 KIMILILI SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
355 MT.ELGON SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
356 TONGAREN MODEL HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
357 MAKUTANO HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
358 KOPSIRO MODEL HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
359 MAKHONGE HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
360 KIMAETI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
361 MALAKISI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
362 NDALU HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
363 KITUNI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
364 MILO HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
365 CHEBUKAKA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
366 LURARE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
367 CHEBUKWABI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
368 MIENDO HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
369 MULACHI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
370 MUKHE HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
371 EKITALE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
372 NAMWATIKHO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
373 MATULU DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
374 KHAOYA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
375 MUMBULE HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
376 KAMBINI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
377 MIHUU HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
378 LUKUSI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
379 MAENI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
380 MECHIMERU HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
381 KOLANI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
382 SITIKHO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
383 LUKHOME DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
384 NAMARAMBI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
385 KIBINGEI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
386 KAMUKUYWA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
387 NASUSI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
388 BUKEMBE HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
389 KAYAYA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
390 MATISI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
391 KONGOLI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
392 SIKULU HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
393 NAITIRI SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
394 BITUYU DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
395 SINOKO SUB COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
396 KAMASIELO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
397 KAKIMANYI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
398 SIRISIA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUNGOMA
399 BISUNU DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
400 TULIENGE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
401 LUKHOBA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
402 MISEMWA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
403 BULONDO HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
404 NABUKHISA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
405 MYANGA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
406 SAVANA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
407 KAMUSINDE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
408 MISANGA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
409 KISAWAIYI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
410 KAPTAMA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
411 MUNGORE HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
412 CHEMWAA HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
413 NABONGO DISPENSARY-BUNGOMA BUNGOMA
414 KIPSABULA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
415 DARAJA MUNGU DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
416 KIMOBO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
417 MUKHWEYA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
418 MUKUYUNI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
419 FUCHANI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
420 NAMATOTOA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
421 NABISWA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
422 SAMOYA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
423 BUTIELI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
424 ELUUYA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
425 SIRITANYI HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
426 KAPKEKE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
427 CHEMOGE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
428 KAIMUGUL DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
429 CHEPKURKUR DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
430 MALINDA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
431 MWAIMWAI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
432 KONGIT DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
433 MAKOLOLWE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
434 NAKHWANA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
435 MABUSI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
436 MAKUNGA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
437 CHEPKITALE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
438 NGOLI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
439 CHEPYUK HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
440 NAMIREMBE DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
441 CHEBWEEK DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
442 MANG’ANA DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
443 CHEMWOREMWO DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
444 CHEPKUBE HEALTH CENTRE BUNGOMA
445 NAMUSASI DISPENSARY BUNGOMA
446 BUDUTA DISPENSARY BUSIA
447 NAMUDURU DISPENSARY BUSIA
448 NANGINA DISPENSARY BUSIA
449 MUNDEMBU DISPENSARY BUSIA
450 MADENDE MODEL HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
451 OBEKAI DISPENSARY BUSIA
452 SIO PORT SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUSIA
453 NEELA DISPENSARY BUSIA
454 OCHUDE DISPENSARY BUSIA
455 IKONZO MODEL HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
456 OKOOK DISPENSARY BUSIA
457 APOKOR DISPENSARY BUSIA
458 MAYENJE DISPENSARY BUSIA
459 LUKOLIS MODEL HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
460 MASENDELEBALE DISPENSARY BUSIA
461 BUMALA A HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
462 BURUMBA DISPENSARY BUSIA
463 MUSIBIRIRI DISPENSARY BUSIA
464 KAMURIAI DISPENSARY BUSIA
465 SIKARIRA DISPENSARY BUSIA
466 NAMBALE SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUSIA
467 KAMOLO DISPENSARY BUSIA
468 ALUPE SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUSIA
469 AMUKURA HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
470 TESO SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUSIA
471 KHUNYANGU SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUSIA
472 MODING HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
473 BUSIA COUNTY REFERRAL HOSPITAL BUSIA
474 BWALIRO DISPENSARY BUSIA
475 AKIRIAMAS DISPENSARY BUSIA
476 KHAJULA DISPENSARY BUSIA
477 CHANGARA DISPENSARY BUSIA
478 BUMUTIRU DISPENSARY BUSIA
479 ESIKULU DISPENSARY BUSIA
480 BUKHALALIRE DISPENSARY BUSIA
481 APATIT DISPENSARY BUSIA
482 KARI TRC ALUPE HOSPITAL BUSIA
483 AGENG’A DISPENSARY BUSIA
484 BUKALAMA DISPENSARY BUSIA
485 KHAYO DISPENSARY BUSIA
486 BULWANI DISPENSARY BUSIA
487 SISENYE DISPENSARY BUSIA
488 PORT VICTORIA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL BUSIA
489 G.K PRISON DISPENSARY BUSIA
490 BUSIBWABO DISPENSARY BUSIA
491 MAFUBU DISPENSARY BUSIA
492 AMAASE DISPENSARY BUSIA
493 AMONGURA DISPENSARY BUSIA
494 LUPIDA HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
495 OSIEKO DISPENSARY BUSIA
496 AKICHELESIT DISPENSARY BUSIA
497 ABOLOI DISPENSARY BUSIA
498 ANGURAI HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
499 BUSAGWA DISPENSARY BUSIA
500 BURINDA DISPENSARY BUSIA
501 NAMUSALA DISPENSARY BUSIA
502 KABWODO DISPENSARY BUSIA
503 RUKALA MODEL HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
504 BUMALA B HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
505 RUMBIYE DISPENSARY BUSIA
506 NAMBUKU MODEL HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
507 NASEWA HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
508 MUKHOBOLA HEALTH CENTRE BUSIA
509 MUSOKOTO DISPENSARY BUSIA
510 IGARA DISPENSARY BUSIA
511 PAPA KWANGAMOR DISPENSARY BUSIA
512 NGELECHOM DISPENSARY BUSIA
513 MORUKARISA DISPENSARY BUSIA
514 MALABA DISPENSARY BUSIA
515 BUDALANGI DISPENSARY BUSIA
516 LWANYANGE DISPENSARY BUSIA
517 BUSEMBE DISPENSARY BUSIA
518 BUSIA TRAILER PARK CLINIC-DISPENSARY BUSIA
519 MUNONGO DISPENSARY BUSIA
520 MATAYOS HEALTH CENTRE** BUSIA
521 SIMOTWO DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
522 BUSIESO DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
523 CHERORGET DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
524 FLAX DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
525 SABOR FOREST DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
526 CHEGILET HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
527 KAPSIW COMMUNITY DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
528 KIPKABUS FOREST DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
529 KABIEMIT DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
530 KAPSAIT DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
531 TENDEN DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
532 TOT SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
533 SETANO DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
534 KAPTALAMWA HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
535 KIPTULOS DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
536 SERGOIT HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
537 KAPTABUK DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
538 CHECHAN DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
539 KAPKITONY DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
540 KAPTEREN HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
541 KAPALWAT DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
542 SONGETO DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
543 KOKWONGOI DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
544 RIMOI DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
545 KALWAL DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
546 JEMUNADA DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
547 MALKICH DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
548 LELBOINET HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
549 KIBENDO HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
550 KAPTARAKWA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
551 KAPKESSUM DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
552 CHEPKORIO HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
553 MOGIL HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
554 KAPCHEROP HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
555 KAPLETINGI DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
556 KABULWO DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
557 SIMBEIYWET DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
558 KOCHOLWO HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
559 CHEPTONGE MODEL HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
560 MSEKEKWA HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
561 SANGURUR DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
562 KONDABILET DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
563 KIPSAIYA DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
564 KAMWOSOR HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
565 KAPTOROR DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
566 KAPCHEBAR DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
567 YATOI DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
568 KABETWA HEALTH CENTRE ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
569 KAPTAGAT DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
570 CHESETAN HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
571 ANIN DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
572 KAMOI DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
573 CHEMWOROR HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
574 KAPSAOS DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
575 KAPTUM DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
576 KAPARON HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
577 SISIYA DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
578 CHEPTEBO DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
579 KAPCHELAL HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
580 ITEN COUNTY REFERRAL HOSPITAL
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
581 BIRETWA MODEL HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
582 TAMBACH SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
583 CHEBORORWA HEALTH CENTRE
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
584 MAINA DISPENSARY
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
585 CHEBIEMIT SUB COUNTY HOSPITAL
ELGEYO/
MARAKWET
586 KIRITIRI HEALTH CENTRE EMBU
587 KIANJOKOMA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL EMBU
588 EMBU COUNTY REFERRAL HOSPITAL EMBU
589 DALLAS DISPENSARY EMBU
590 KITHEGI DISPENSARY EMBU
591 ISHIARA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL EMBU
592 MUTHANTHARA DISPENSARY EMBU
593 KATHANGARIRI DISPENSARY EMBU
594 KAMUMU DISPENSARY EMBU
595 MUGUI DISPENSARY EMBU
596 NGANDURI DISPENSARY EMBU
597 UGWERI DISPENSARY EMBU
598 GATUNDURI DISPENSARY EMBU
599 ITONGURI DISPENSARY EMBU
600 KIAMBERE HEALTH CENTER EMBU
601 KANYANGI DISPENSARY – EMBU EMBU
602 KAIRURI HEALTH CENTRE EMBU
603 KIGUMO MODEL HEALTH CENTRE EMBU
604 NGIORI DISPENSARY EMBU
605 NDUURI DISPENSARY EMBU
606 KITHUNGURIRI DISPENSARY EMBU
607 GACABARI DISPESARY EMBU
608 KASAFARI DISPENSARY EMBU
609 NYANGARI DISPENSARY EMBU
610 KATHUNGURI DISPENSARY EMBU
611 RUNYENJES SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL EMBU
612 KARURUMO RURAL HEALTH TRAINING CENTRE EMBU
613 GATEGI HEALTH CENTRE EMBU
614 KIBUGU HEALTH CENTRE EMBU
615 MACHANGA DISPENSARY EMBU
616 MALIKINI DISPENSARY EMBU
617 MBONDONI DISPENSARY EMBU
618 RWIKA DISPENSARY EMBU
619 MAKIMA DISPENSARY EMBU
620 MBITA DISPENSARY – EMBU EMBU
621 MUKUURI DISPENSARY EMBU
622 RUKURIRI DISPENSARY EMBU
623 KATHARI DISPENSARY EMBU
624 GICHICHE DISPENSARY EMBU
625 NJERURI DISPENSARY EMBU
626 GACHURIRI DISPENSARY EMBU
627 KIAMBERE DAM DISPENSARY EMBU
628 KAMUNYANGE DISPENSARY EMBU
629 RIANDU DISPENSARY EMBU
630 KITHIMU HEALTH CENTRE EMBU
631 KABUGURI DISPENSARY EMBU
632 MOST AT RISK POPULATION PROJECT(MARPS) EMBU
633 ITABUA POLICE DISPENSARY EMBU
634 MUCHAGORI DISPENSARY EMBU
635 KARURINA DISPENSARY – MANYATTA EMBU
636 KANJA HEALTH CENTRE EMBU
637 WACHORO DISPENSARY EMBU
638 KARABA DISPENSARY EMBU
639 KARAU HEALTH CENTRE EMBU
640 KEVOTE DISPENSARY EMBU
641
UNIVERSITY OF EMBU DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
SERVICES EMBU
642 MUCHONOKE DISPENSARY EMBU
643 KIGAA DISPENSARY EMBU
644 RIACHINA DISPENSARY EMBU
645 KIAMURINGA DISPENSARY EMBU
646 GK PRISON-EMBU EMBU

You can access the full list of the county government healthcare professionals that have been contracted by SHA to offer medical services to Kenyans via this link.

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Thieves, wife beaters and plunders meet in Naivasha for 2024 Sacco Congress

by Daily Trends
written by Daily Trends

It’s three days to Africa’s largest financial Cooperative event organized by KUSCCO, the 2024 Sacco Congress but unfortunately, Kenya is being represented by top notch thieves, wife batterers and men who sleep with men.

This historic gathering will also feature prominent dignitaries such as Hon. Baboucarr Ousmaila Joof (The Gambia) and Hon. Ignatius Baffour Awuah (Ghana), among others like Wycliffe Ambetsa Oparanya and conspicuously in the list is MacCloud Malonza, the man who has single handedly stolen billions from Harambee Sacco and single handedly brought down the biggest and richest sacco in Kenya.

Apart from stealing from saccos, Malonza is known for stealing people’s wives with a peculiar fetsih, love to engage in intercourse with pregnant women.

So addicted to pregnant women is Malonza that there is no employee at Harambee Sacco who has gotten pregnant and Malonza not used his stolen millions to lure her to bed.

Speaking at the 2024 Sacco conference that will be held in Naivasha is also thief per excellence David Mategwa of Kenya National Police DT SACCO.

The corrupt Mategwa who is also illiterate has been spending the entire week being coached on how to speak and pronounce some english words in the speech that has been written for him.

He has also lined up Ann Kinyua, a 59 year old grand mother whom he calls girlfriend to join him at the conference.

He has been withdrawing Sh 1,000,000 every week from Police Sacco to support his lifestyle. He recently pocketed a cool Sh 40 million and change after fraudulently selling off KUSCCO vehicles and has been using the proceeds to build apartments in Ngong and also allocated KUSCCO Nissan Xtrail KCL499T to the grandmother he calls a girlfriend.

So corrupt is the man and he has never heard the term ‘conflict of interest’ that he holds senior positions as a delegate of Coop Bank, CIC Insurance, Cooperative Alliance of Kenya, ACCOSCA while still the chairman of Police Sacco where he is paid Sh 1 million every Friday.

His academic qualification is nonexistent and he had earlier on been fired from Kuscco Board for forging academic papers.

Court papers to that effect are available. He was heard bragging at AVFitness Gym in Valley Arcade that his academic qualifications don’t matter since most cops don’t go beyond class 4 and yet he reached class 6.

So crass is the man that he loudly revealed to members of his gym that he is the one who bribed legislators to pass the vetting of the new police inspector general Douglas Kanja, claiming police are so cheap and hungry that he gives all the 6 top police bosses a paltry Sh 50,000 every week to let him keep his post at Police Sacco.

Others who will be speaking at the 2024 Sacco conference include Patrick Kilemi who has been demanding millions in protection money every week from saccos all over the country.

It is estimated that he makes a cool Sh 37million every month on kickbacks from saccos, which he claims he takes to his bosses even though everyone knows he is using the money for personal enrichment.

Also speaking at the 2024 Sacco conference to be held in Naivasha is SASRA CEO Patrick Njuguna who was paid Sh 20 million by Macloud Malonzo to turn a blind eye on the ills bedeviling the giant Harambee Sacco.

Njuguna used the money to buy an apartment which he has in turn leased out, for free, to his girlfriend who is also his wife’s best friend from high school. His wife doesn’t know what’s going on right under her nose. Malonza has also procurred a heavily pregnant woman to join him as a delegate at the 2024 Sacco Conference.

The conference has attracted a Worldwide Audience for Impact with the Upcoming 2024 SACCA Congress and it’s a pity Kenya is being represented by crooks their girlfriends and homosexuals.

Against this backdrop of theft by officials like Munene in who’s account Sh 1.5 billion was sent to with account number and details available, Kenya will host the 2024 SACCA Congress in Naivasha from October 6-12, 2024. Organized by the Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Cooperatives (KUSCCO), African Confederation of Cooperative Savings and Credit Associations (ACCOSCA), and Ministry of Cooperatives and MSMEs Development

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Xiaomi Kenya Launches Redmi 14C – Celebrating its Rise as the World’s 2nd Largest Smartphone Brand

by Daily Trends
written by Daily Trends

Xiaomi Kenya proudly announces the launch of the Redmi 14C, coinciding with the brand’s remarkable achievement of becoming the second-largest smartphone manufacturer globally.

To commemorate this milestone, every early buyer will receive a FREE set of Redmi Buds 6 Play, ensuring a comprehensive mobile experience.

As other already launched Xiaomi phones in Kenya, The Redmi 14C also comes with a 24+1 months warranty, providing consumers with exceptional peace of mind.

The recent success of the Redmi 13C, which ranks in the Top 10 Best-Selling Budget Phones worldwide, further solidifies Xiaomi’s reputation for delivering quality and affordability.

Sleek, Stylish, and Built to Impress:

The Redmi 14C showcases an ultra-slim design and a variety of vibrant colors, allowing users to express their unique style.

A Bigger, Better Viewing Experience:

Its massive 6.88-inch display elevates entertainment and productivity, enhanced with TÜV Rheinland certifications for comfort during extended use.

Performance That Keeps Up With You:

Equipped with a powerful MediaTek Helio G81-Ultra processor and extensive RAM options, the Redmi 14C is perfect for multitasking, backed by an enduring 5160mAh battery.

Unleash Your Inner Photographer:

Capture stunning images with a powerful 50MP main camera and creative photo features that make every shot a masterpiece.

Thoughtful Features for Everyday Convenience:

The Redmi 14C offers practical features like a side-mounted fingerprint sensor and enhanced audio capabilities.

Pricing and Availability:

The Redmi 14C is available in multiple configurations (4GB+128GB, 6GB+128GB, and 8GB+256GB), starting at just KES 13,699.

It’s now available at all Xiaomi Kenya Promoter Stores nationwide in the following color variants; Midnight Black, Sage Green, Dreamy Purple and Starry Blue

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Ignite Her 4 Africa: A new Initiative to Empower and Support African Women Leaders launches in Nairobi

by Daily Trends
written by Daily Trends

A groundbreaking initiative designed to provide a sustainable support system for women across the African continent as they navigate their professional journeys and strive for success in the workplace has launched in Kenya.

Ignite Her 4 Africa is a sisterhood of rising African women leaders across all industries dedicated to igniting, empowering, lifting, collaborating, and transforming the African continent. The initiative’s mission is to transcend borders, cultures, and backgrounds to create a better Africa through unity and the empowerment of women.

“African women often juggle multiple roles, such as wife, mother, daughter, and caretaker, while facing significant challenges in health, economic well-being, and cultural and gender stereotyping. The demanding work-life balance in a fast-paced economy poses a formidable challenge, but Ignite Her 4 Africa is here to make a difference by helping women strike a balance,” explained Ignite Her 4 Africa Founder Esther Wangui.

Kenya’s first Female Attorney General(AG), Dorcas Oduor, said during the initiative’s launch in Nairobi that the time has come for women to start working together to lift each other as she reiterated her plans to reform the country’s criminal justice sector to alleviate the suffering of women.

“We are going to come up with an initiative to just re-look at the criminal justice sector because, in the whole chain, it is women who suffer. When we don’t have legal representation, mostly the men commit offences, but it is their wives who suffer at home,” said the AG.

Among critical reforms under the pipeline include decriminalizing petty offences, giving young people a second chance, introducing alternatives to prosecution, that is, diversion, and also options to incarceration, where open prisons will allow people to go about their duties while they are also serving their prison sentences and will also result in review of the whole bail regime.

“We are calling for reforms for everybody because if we reform the criminal justice sector, the woman improves because we are the ones who carry the society,” Explained the AG.

She added, “You can’t do things alone and you cannot succeed alone. You must accept to be assisted where you have a gap because nobody has everything.”

The Law Society of Kenya, President Faith Odhiambo reiterated the urgent need for reforms in the criminal justice sector, citing a rise in femicides in sports, especially athletics, due to a lack of knowledge of women’s rights and legal protection and a lack of a place of minors in Kenyan prisons.

“There is still more work for women in the different sectors. As we ignite, let us take the opportunity to support and raise other women, push for greater transformation, and ensure we make a huge difference,” said Odhiambo.

The Australian High Commissioner to Kenya, Jenny Da Rin affirmed that after four decades, the world is beginning to witness the rise of hard-working, confident, qualified, ethical, professional and intellectual women supporting each other.

The President’s Advisor on Women’s Rights, Hon. Harriette Chiggai, affirmed the urgent need for women to begin creating safe spaces at home and workplaces to ease growing hate within the society, saying her office is running a ‘Safe Home, Safe Spaces’ campaign to bring back the warmth within the society.

The Ignite Her 4 Africa initiative is built on four pillars: Women Industry Circles of Influence Africa, Celebrating Rising Women Leaders in Africa, Ignite Her for Africa, and Inspiring the Next Generation. These pillars aim to unite accomplished women, recognize and honour remarkable African women leaders, provide training sessions, podcasts, and networking events, and bridge the gap between aspiration and achievement through mentorship programs for young girls and women.

“Ignite Her 4 Africa provides a platform for women leaders to share their stories, offering a sisterhood where women can be authentic and vulnerable, and addressing the challenge of building a trustworthy and reliable network across African borders to serve as a sustainable support system for professional women,” said Ignite her 4 Africa co-Founder, Wangui Ngechu.

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A collage of Bobbie Wine with Babu Owino, and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni.
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Museveni Accuses Babu Owino of Colluding With Anti-NRM Groups in Uganda to Overthrow Him

by Daily Trends
written by Daily Trends

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has accused Embakasi East Constituency Member of Parliament (MP) Babu Owino of colluding with anti-government groups in Uganda in a plot to overthrow him.

Speaking on Tuesday, August 27, 2024, at State House, Nairobi, during the official launch of Raila Odinga’s candidature for African Union Commission (AUC) Chairmanship bid, Museveni stated that Babu Owino has been adversely mentioned in Uganda’s intelligence reports.

“There are individuals in Raila’s group whom I think don’t know what they are doing. You know I am a consumer of Intelligence Services, so I always see Intelligence Services reports. There is a character called Babu. I always see Babu dealing with anti-NRM groups in Uganda. I have never accused Babu but I am now accusing him. But those are individuals, they are not Raila group,” Museveni said.

Babu Owino banned from entering Uganda

This is not the first time Uganda is accusing Babu Owino of meddling in its affairs.

In November 2028, Babu Owino was banned from entering the Republic of Uganda. 

This is after the then Ugandan minister of Internal Affairs Haji Abubakar allegedly wrote to the then Kenya’s Foreign Affairs CS Monica Juma accusing Babu of undermining President Yoweri Museveni’s government.

Babu Owino’s relationship with Bobbie Wine

Babu Owino’s relationship with Ugandan opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi alias Bobbie Wine is the main cause of his problems with Museveni.

In the letter Abubakar wrote that, “Our attention is drawn to the joint subversive activities of Robert Kyagulanyi popularly known as Bobi Wine and his Kenyan counterpart Babu Owino to undermine the legitimately elected government of the Republic of Uganda,

“The purpose of this letter is to make it known that Honorable Babu Owino is officially declared as persona non grata within the borders of Uganda and will not be permitted entry without special clearance from the Ministry of Internal Affairs,

“During Bobi Wine’s visit to Kenya last month, Babu hosted Wine in a number of functions and events. The duo uttered inflammatory and seditious words against the democratic and legitimate rule of President Yoweri Museveni,

“Any person found aiding or abetting the violation of this directive will be in contravention of a legal order and will be liable for prosecution.”

Babu Owino has been supporting Bobbie Wine’s move to have Museveni removed from power.

Recently, Ugandan youths held anti-government protests to call for Museveni’s removal, but they were thwarted by the excessive use of force by the police.

Bobbie Wine has been arrested several for protesting against Museveni’s rule.

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GOVT WATER DAMS PROJECT: Ordinary Karamajongs Risk losing Out As Their Political Leaders Fight For MAAIF Bosses' Attention
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GOVT WATER DAMS PROJECT: Ordinary Karamajongs Risk losing Out As Their Political Leaders Fight For MAAIF Bosses’ Attention

by Daily Trends
written by Daily Trends

Elected leaders in Karamoja sub region have resorted to importing their petty fights into the government of Uganda multi-billion project to provide water dams to boost irrigation and livestock, which is beginning to become uncertain.

For example a group of elected leaders led by woman MP Faith Nakut wanted the shared dam at Nakonyen village to be situated in Amudat district and this has caused ugly wars between Nakut’s group and leaders from Moroto district.

Each district of Karamoja is supposed to have a water dam which the president directed to be constructed by the ministry of agriculture and not ministry of water.

Similar wrangling is being replicated in other districts and this has put the lives of agriculture ministry engineers and technocrats concerned with the dams project at risk.

In the case of Moroto-Amudat war, agriculture ministry officials are being dragged into the fight with Nakut’s group turning the heat on them after they failed to get the dam situated in Amudat.

And for the agriculture ministry engineers, the risks are much more. The insecurity of Karamoja sub region is another big problem, because much of the army protection is concentrated on the dam construction sites and this leaves engineers exposed to risk of being killed by armed Karamojongs while in transit as they travel to and from the construction sites.

Such insecurity has actually contributed to the delaying of the dams projects completion because the situation remains unpredictable most of the time though some few objective Karamoja elected leaders appreciate the risk the agricultural ministry engineers are taking.

On his part, the president preferred the ministry of agriculture and not that one of water and environment to do the work because it’s cheaper and technically more suited to deliver such projects because its part of their mandate.

The ministry of agriculture uses the approach of force account whereby its own engineers do the work as opposed to the ministry of water which outsources the work to private contractors.

The ministry of agriculture is spending something like 4bn per dam which is cheaper than the ministry of water which would spend four times more to deliver one water dam per district.

When the force accounting approach is used, the ministry of agriculture engineers do all the work and save money on consultants, supervision and designing. That is how the cost goes down, which the president is very happy about.

Although there are some few who want to personally be approached and given well facilitated assignments to get involved in embracing the projects, most of the elected leaders in Karamoja appreciate the patriotism shown and the risk the ministry of agriculture engineers have continued to take to ensure the dams are delivered at the most affordable rate.

Such leaders have refuted claims that shoddy work was done and their view is that the ministry of agriculture officials deserve to be supported and praised as opposed to making reckless selfish political comments which can discourage and demoralise them.

“All the ordinary people want is water to support agricultural production, irrigation and livestock farming. To ordinary people it doesn’t matter whether the dam is in Moroto or Amudat. It’s all about accessing water to facilitate the intended activities,” said one of the leaders who advised voters to use the forthcoming elections to punish leaders who sabotage government programs in Karamoja.

Since the year 2008, president Museveni has been calling for a comprehensive agriculture mechanisation programme fully coordinated and controlled by the ministry of agriculture which he believes has the technical expertise to be able to work well with agronomists, veterinary officers, fisheries and livestock farmers in districts of the targeted regions.

The president forced the ministry of water out in favor of the ministry of agriculture because he doesn’t want duplication of government work yet some of the elected leaders in Karamoja for their selfish reasons still want the ministry of water to be the one to do the job.

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Top 5 Affordable Private Health Insurances in Kenya in 2024

by Daily Trends
written by Daily Trends

The public healthcare system in Kenya is being supplemented by private health insurance, as more people look for private health insurance solutions.

The top 5 reasonably priced private health insurance companies in Kenya as of 2024 are as follows:

1. Jubilee Health Insurance

One of the top health insurance companies in Kenya is Jubilee Health Insurance. They provide a selection of reasonably priced programs designed to accommodate the requirements of both individuals and families.

Jubilee Insurance Centre. PHOTO/Jubilee Insurance

Important characteristics:

  • Extensive coverage, both inpatient and outpatient.
  • Benefits for mothers.
  • Pre-existing and chronic condition coverage.
  • Broad hospital and clinic network.
  • Cover for optics and dentistry.

Reasons It’s Cheap:

Jubilee is affordable for a wide range of people thanks to its family-friendly pricing and flexible payment options.

2. AAR Insurance Kenya

AAR Insurance is well-known for providing services that are focused on the needs of its clients and offering a range of health insurance plans to suit various clientele.

AAR Insurance sign post. PHOTO/Hapa Kenya

Important characteristics:

  • Both outpatient and inpatient care.
  • Coverage for chronic illnesses that is specialized.
  • Newborn and maternity care.
  • Services for emergency evacuation.
  • Programs for wellness.

Why It’s So Cheap:

Competitive rates combined with regular promotional discounts and the ability to customize plans to fit individual budgets and health needs.

3. Britam

Britam provides a range of health insurance plans that are intended to offer complete coverage at affordable prices.

Important characteristics:

Coverage for outpatients and inpatients.

  • Protection against long-term ailments.
  • Benefits for mothers.
  • Availability of a large provider network.
  • Services for preventive care.

4. CIC Insurance

An established company, CIC Insurance is renowned for its reasonable rates and wide range of health care choices.

Important characteristics:

  • Extensive coverage, both inpatient and outpatient.
  • Health care for mothers and children.
  • Management of chronic illnesses.
  • Cover for optics and dentistry.
  • Availability of a large hospital and clinic network

5. UAP Old Mutual

    UAP Old Mutual offers a variety of health insurance policies to meet the varying demands of its clients, guaranteeing thorough and reasonably priced medical coverage.

    Important characteristics:

    Coverage for outpatients and inpatients.

    • Care for maternity.
    • Pre-existing and chronic condition coverage.
    • Advantages for teeth and eyes.
    • Programs for wellness and preventive care.
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    Entertainment

    ZiiBeats Vol. 2 Drops: A Journey Through Amapiano and Afrobeats

    by Daily Trends
    written by Daily Trends

    Embracing the spirit of togetherness and cultural celebration, Ziiki Media is thrilled to announce the release of ZiiBeats vol. 2, the amapiano and afrobeats compilation album series.

    This latest installment serves as a powerful reminder of the unifying force of African music, resonating with a joyful, feel-good mood that transcends borders.
    At its heart, this EP embodies the pulse of Africa— a rhythmic journey that brings together listeners from all walks of life.

    From the infectious beats of amapiano to the soulful rhythms of afrobeats, each track on this album is a testament to Africa’s shared love for music and collective heritage.

    This album has brought together an impressive line-up of Southern African artists such as the multi-talented producer, Yumbs, the chart-topping Marcus Harvey, music sensations Raspy and LeeMcKrazy and Grammy nominated, Zimbabwean producer, Dr Chaii.

    They have collaborated with East and West African talents such as Tanzanian trailblazers, Rayvanny and Yammi, Kenya’s Lexsil, alongside Nigerian megastar Iyanya.

    “We are incredibly excited about the release of ZiiBeats vol.2”, says Ria Nagar, Director of A&R and Marketing at Ziiki Media. “This project is more than just music; it is a celebration of our shared cultural heritage and the unifying power of music.

    With this second installation, we aim to ignite the global dancefloor and showcase the dynamic
    evolution of African music.”

    The lead single and EP opener, ‘Namtaka’, introduces the infectious amapiano groove that defines the album’s essence, featuring Tanzanian artist Rayvanny and South African producer Yumbs, alongside vocals from LeeMcKrazy and Raspy.

    This collaboration showcases African music’s unique ability to unite artists from diverse backgrounds.

    Tracks like ‘Space’ feature local talents Marcus Harvey and Yumbs, infusing a South African flavour into afrobeats and chill-hop inspired compositions that
    complement Lexsil’s Kenyana influence.

    ‘Walk’ maintains a mid-tempo groove blending amapiano and afrobeats, while Yammi showcases her captivating vocals on ‘My Cue’, a crossover pop/afrobeats track produced by Zimbabwean Grammy-nominee, Dr Chaii.

    “The project is sure to appeal to everyone who loves a good vibe and appreciates the diversity of African music”, concludes Ria Nagar.

    Ziiki Media continues to push the boundaries of music that showcase the richness and diversity of African music.

    ZiiBeats vol. 2 is officially available across all DSPs.

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    Health CS nominee Debra Mulongo Barasa. PHOTO/@DebraBaraza/X
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    Debra Mulongo Barasa Biography: Education, Career, Experience, Scandals

    by Daily Trends
    written by Daily Trends

    President William Ruto has nominated Debra Mulongo Barasa to take over the Ministry of Health as Cabinet Secretary.

    This comes few days after the Head of State dissolved his Cabinet following concerns raised through the Gen Z-led protests.

    Debra Mulongo Barasa has since thanked the President for her appointment.

    “Words cannot express how thrilled and thankful I am for this incredible opportunity. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to H. E President @WilliamsRuto for believing in my potential and offering me this role.

    “I am eager to contribute, grow, and learn alongside each and everyone of you. I look forward to making meaningful contributions and achieving great things together. Thank you once again for this incredible opportunity, ” she stated via a post on her X account.

    But who is Debra Mlongo Barasa?

    Debra Mlongo Barasa is a medical doctor specializing internal medicine and infectious diseases.

    She has over 15 years field experience as a senior medical officer with progression to an Internal Medicine Physician and technical advisor having worked in health institutions both national, referral, private and Community Based Organisations.

    She has co-led the infectious disease pillar addressing outbreak-prone infections such as Respiratory infections (COVID-19, diphtheria), viral haemorrhagic fevers (Ebola, SVD), and contagious diarrhoea (cholera) among others.

    Debra Mulongo Barasa Education

    She has a Master of Medicine, Internal Medicine from University of Nairobi, which she pursued between September 2012 – December 2017.

    She is currently undertaking MSC Infectious Diseases at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

    She has a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBCHB) from University of Nairobi (Oct 2001-Dec 2006).

    Debra Mulongo Barasa Experience

    INTERNAL MEDICINE CONSULTANT PHYSICIAN-CHANF.

    INFECTIOUS DISEASES CONSULTANT- World Health Organisation.

    INTERNAL MEDICINE PHYSICIAN-Mater Hospital.

    Debra Mulongo Barasa Scandals

    The Health CS Nominee Deborah Mulongo Barasa was among the doctors removed from the register for non-compliance with Section 14 of the Medical Practitioners and Dentists Act As at 23.04.2019.

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    Xiaomi Kenya Unveils Redmi 13: First 108MP Redmi Model with a Sleek Glass Back Design

    by Daily Trends
    written by Daily Trends


    Xiaomi Kenya has announced the launch of the innovative Redmi 13.

    This groundbreaking model promises to captivate tech enthusiasts and consumers alike with its cutting-edge technology and exceptional features, redefining the user experience with its advanced specifications and sleek design.

    108MP super-clear camera: Redmi 13 introduces a powerful 108MP super-clear camera to the Redmi Series, setting a new standard for smartphone photography.

    With a 3x zoom and lossless image quality, users can capture stunning close-up shots without compromising resolution.

    The large 1/1.67″ sensor enhances light capture, ensuring brilliant night photography and exceptional clarity.

    Sleek and Stylish Glass Back: The Redmi 13 boasts a sleek glass back design that enhances its appearance and provides an elevated in-hand feel.

    At just 8.3mm thick, it offers a stylish and easy-to-hold profile, making it as beautiful to look at as it is comfortable to use.

    Immersive 6.79 FHD+ Display: Featuring a 6.79″ immersive 90Hz Adaptive Sync display, the Redmi 13 delivers an excellent viewing experience.

    Whether watching movies, scrolling through social media, or browsing the web, the auto-adjusting refresh rate optimizes the visual experience while extending battery life.

    Reliable Build Quality: Redmi 13 is built to last with a Corning® Gorilla® Glass display and IP53 dust and splash resistance, ensuring durability and reliability in various conditions.

    Powered by 33W Fast Charging: Featuring a 6.79″ immersive 90Hz Adaptive Sync display, the Redmi 13 delivers an excellent viewing experience. the Redmi 13 provides endless endurance, effortlessly lasting through a full day of extended use.

    The powerful octa-core Helio G91-Ultra processor ensures enhanced performance for a pleasant and fuss-free experience, whether gaming or handling day-to-day tasks.

    Up to 16GB Memory extension: With memory extension capabilities of up to 16GB RAM and up to 1TB expandable storage, the Redmi 13 offers users the freedom to save as much as they want, providing ample space for all their needs.

    Xiaomi HyperOS: Powered by the all-new Xiaomi HyperOS, the Redmi 13 delivers a smooth and seamless user experience. Xiaomi HyperOS brings fantastic convenience with features like an updated UI design, customizable lock screens, and dynamic notifications.

    Additional Features:

    Side Fingerprint Scanner: For more convenient unlocking.

    3.5mm Headphone Jack: Allows users to charge while listening to music.

    Infrared Remote Control: Turns your phone into a remote.

    Variants and Pricing:

    The Redmi 13 will be available in the following variants:

    • 6+128GB: Kshs 18,199
    • 8+128GB: Kshs 19499
    • 8+256GB: Kshs 20899

    Color options include Midnight Black, Ocean Blue, and Sandy Gold.

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    Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura.
    Latest News

    Govt Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura Urges Youth to End Protests, Says Country Has Lost Ksh6B

    by Daily Trends
    written by Daily Trends

    Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura has urged the youth in the country to consider ending the protests in the country.

    Speaking during a press conference on Thursday, July 18, 2024, Mwaura said President William Ruto has already conceded to most of the youth’s demands, including dissolving his Cabinet, withdrawing Finance Bill, 2024, and assenting to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) Amendment Bill.

    He said Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has revealed that the country has lost Ksh6 billion as a result of the protests, noting that the economy will worsen if the protests continue.

    “Kumekuwa na matukio kwa sababu ya wale waliokuwa wakiandamana kuitisha mabadiliko serikalini. Matakwa yao yamefikiwa na Rais Ruto kwa kuvunja Baraza la Mawaziri, kutia sahihi Mswada wa IEBC, na kupunguza makadirio ya fedha katika ofisi maalum.

    “Kulingana na KRA, tumepoteza shilingi bilioni sita kutokana na maandamano. Tukiendelea hivi hata kazi zitaharibika na vijana hawatapata ajira ipasavyo,” Mwaura said.

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    DCI boss Mohamed Amin during a past event. PHOTO/@DCI_Kenya
    Crime & Investigations

    ‘We thought he is Francis Gaitho’- DCI on Why They Abducted Journalist Macharia Gaitho

    by Daily Trends
    written by Daily Trends

    The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has issued a statement clarifying on why the mistakenly arrested veteran journalist Macharias Gaitho.

    Mistaken for Francis Gaitho

    In a statement released on Wednesday, July 17, 2024, through the National Police Service, the anti-crime agency says its officers had mistaken Macharia Gaitho for Francis Gaitho, whom they say is a subject of their investigation.

    Veteran journalist Macharia Gaitho arrested
    Veteran journalist Macharia Gaitho. PHOTO/Courtesy

    “The National Police Service would like to clarify to the public that this morning, we arrested journalist Macharia Gaitho in a case of mistaken identity, meant for the arrest of Francis Gaitho who is our subject of investigation. We reiterate that as a Service, we do not target journalists in any way, and today’s incident is highly regrettable.

    “The National Police Service remains committed to working with the media while discharging our mandate of promoting accountability and transparency,” the statement reads.

    Macharia Gaitho was on Wednesday, July 17, 2024, abducted inside Karen police station where he had driven to after noticing suspicious people in a Subaru of registration number KCB 847F, trailing him.

    Macharia Gaitho roughed up

    Gaitho was, however, followed to the police station by the unknown people, who roughed him up and bundled him in a waiting probox, and drove away with him as police officers at Karen Police Station watched.

    He was later released after the DCI said the arrest was as a result of a mistaken identity.

    Francis Gaitho’s problem

    Francis Gaitho who is a popular X user on Monday, July 15, 2024, caught the attention of DCI after he disputed the identity of the prime suspect in the murder of women whose bodies were recovered at a dumpsite in Kware, Pipleline, in Embakasi South.

    “The DCI have released the name and photo of Collins Jomaisu Khalisia as the so-called “serial-killer” linked to the bodies found at Kware dumpsite. However there’s no public records of such a name but cross-referencing the image on X reveals that his real name is Jairus Onkundi, a graduate from Meru University of Science and Technology,” Francis Gaitho stated.

    Francis Gaitho has since confirmed that he is in touch with his lawyer, after being mentioned by the DCI.

    “Thank you for all the messages of concern. I’m truly humbled. As a law abiding citizen, I’m currently in-touch with my legal counsel on how to proceed. Warm regards,” he stated.

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    Veteran journalist Macharia Gaitho arrested
    Crime & Investigations

    Veteran Journalist Macharia Gaitho Abducted at a Police Station, Freed After Uproar

    by Daily Trends
    written by Daily Trends

    Veteran journalist Macharia Gaitho was on Wednesday, July 17, 2024, abducted inside Karen police station where he had driven to after noticing suspicious people in a Subaru of registration number KCB 847F, trailing him.

    Macharia Gaitho roughed up

    Gaitho was, however, followed to the police station by the unknown people, who roughed him up and bundled him in a waiting probox, and drove away with him as police officers at Karen Police Station watched.

    The incident was captured on camera by Gaitho’s son who was with him at the time they were being trailed.

    Macharia Gaitho released

    After the video went viral on social media and caught the attention of the media, the veteran journalist was set free.

    The probox which bears the registration details of KBC 725J that had driven away with him went back to Karen Police Station, dropped him and drove away.

    Macharia Gaitho’s daughter Anita Gaitho has since confirmed the release of her father.

    She says they have filed an abduction report at the police station.

    “I’m with my dad Macharia Gaitho. He’s just been brought to Karen police station by the car that abducted him. He’s safe although they roughed him up a bit. We’re making the abduction report right now,” Anita said.

    Anita has also stated that the abductors of her father had guns and handcuffs but refused to identify themselves while forcefully making the arrest.

    Mistaken identity

    She further notes that the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has confirmed that indeed the abductors were their officers, and that the arrest was as a result of a mistaken identity.

    “The DCIO here have confirmed that the abductors are indeed their own DCI. They claim that it is a case of mistaken identity. They’re trying to make it difficult for us to make the report, asking us to go make it at DCI headquarters. They want us to report them to themselves?” she stated.

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    Business

    IRA on the spot for protecting the dodgy Trident Insurance Company Limited

    by Daily Trends
    written by Daily Trends

    Barely a week after the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) took prompt action on Directline Insurance, the regulator is on the spot for turning a blind eye on gross malpractices and corruption by Trident Insurance Company Limited thereby putting at risk billions of shillings from policyholders.

    IRA has not taken any action on Trident Insurance Company Limited when it’s involved in corruption, forgeries and non payment of claims.

    Trident Insurance, which is owned by controversial billionaire Diamond Ali Lalji Nurani, has been operating in total disregard of the law and has been left unscathed.

    Sources close to IRA revealed that Lalji has pocketed several senior officials at the IRA who deliberately overlook the gross misconduct by the billionaire businessman and his company to the detriment of the interests of millions of policyholders and beneficiaries.

    Lalji and his company have been forging recommendation letters from hospitals and other institutions to win lucrative multimillion-medical insurance contracts.

    For example, the naughty businessman forged recommendation letters from Nairobi Women’s Hospital, MP Shah Hospital, and Mater Misericordiae Hospital among others.

    This was to help Trident Insurance Company win a tender for “Provision of MCAS and staff cover KCA/MED/02/23-24 where Trident Insurance Company was awarded a contract worth over Kshs 39,002,526.

    This is after presenting a tender bid with fake documents. Sources close to Lalji informed us that he brags that no other insurance company can match his prowess in bribing tender committees in various county governments, public and private institutions.

    The contract was for the provision of outpatient, in-patient, dental, optical, and maternity services. Our investigations have further revealed that EACC is actively investigating this issue.

    On the Tender Documents, Lalji and his Company Trident Insurance Company have been using CV’s of directors and senior managers who left the Company months if not years ago.

    The IRA is aware that the company has been without qualified technical staff but has decided to allow Lalji and his proxies to operate as they wish by siphoning money from the company coffers and diverting monies meant to pay claims which are now running into billions.

    Sources from the company have revealed that despite the Billionaire pocketing billions from County Governments in the medical business, the staff working at the Company decry to have their salaries delayed by months and do not have the basic employee benefits including medical covers for them and their beneficiaries.

    Our investigations have further revealed that some of the marketers have not been paid for months despite the Billionaire Lalji and his proxies living a luxurious life funded by stolen Policyholders money.

    We are further informed that any staff who dares complain is laid off and their terminal dues withheld. If one goes to court and gets a Judgement, they cannot execute against the company as Lalji has hired goons who beat up anyone who dares go against his will.

    Several assault complaints have been lodged at the Capitol Hill Police Station by people who have been beaten at the company offices for claiming what is rightfully theirs.

    IRA is aware of what has been going on at Trident but has decided to play deaf and dumb to the complaints lodged at its offices against the rogue insurer and Lalji.

    Sources inside the company have further revealed that some of Lalji’s proxies are foreigners who are not employees of the Insurance Company but have been given the full mandate to be signatories in the Company Accounts.

    They withdraw and divert money belonging to the company as they wish and IRA is aware of this and has done nothing to deter the possible scheme to secure the interests of policyholders and beneficiaries.

    One of them is a Filipino lady known as Mary Jane, who is a girlfriend to Lalji’s son. Despite having no position in the company, she is a signatory to the company’s bank accounts and withdraws millions of shillings over the counter daily.

    The question that begs is this; when will the IRA start to do what they are mandated to do and stop the furtherance of this scheme by Lalji and his proxies to defraud the millions of policyholders and beneficiaries?

    When is IRA going to act as provided for under the Insurance Act to ensure the effective administration, supervision, regulation, and control of the insurance and re-insurance business in Kenya and tame rogue underwriters like Trident Insurance Company and until then, WHO IS SAFE?

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    itel S24
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    Itel S24, A Groundbreaking Smartphone Redefining Exceptional Value With 108MP Super Definition Camera

    by Daily Trends
    written by Daily Trends

    itel, the global leading smart life brand committed to provide affordable and good quality consumer electronic products, proudly announces the launch of its latest innovation smartphone from Super Series – itel S24. Boasting the industry’s first 108MP camera in the same price range, itel S24 is poised to revolutionize the way budget-friendly smartphones capture and create stunning visual content.

    Featuring “Clear Imaging Stories Uncovered,” itel S24 introduces users to a world of unparalleled clarity and detail, empowering them to become photography creators anytime, anywhere. The outstanding camera performance of S24 is attributed to the Samsung HM6 ISOCELL Sensor, the first of its kind to adopt the Nonapixel Plus technology. By merging nine pixels at once, this sensor captures more light in low-light conditions and enhances clarity in night scenes, ensuring breathtaking images even in challenging environments. Additionally, S24 features a 3X in-sensor zoom, enabling users to shoot farther and capture more details with ease.

    With various shooting modes including Portrait mode, Movie Master mode, and Fancy Photography Filters, itel S24 ensures that everyone can be a lifestyle creator. Portrait mode employs advanced AI beauty algorithms to analyze facial features comprehensively, resulting in enhanced three-dimensional attributes and flawless portraits. It can also quickly identify skin colors, facial features, ambient light, etc., smartly adjusting settings to deliver perfect imaging. Movie Master mode offers an array of vlog templates, simplifying the video creation process and fostering creativity. Fancy Photography Filters enrich the storytelling experience, enabling users to capture their street shots with personal style and depth.

    In addition to its groundbreaking camera capabilities, itel S24 is powered by a super-powered Helio G91 processor, delivering great everyday performance for seamless multi-tasking, video shooting and gaming. Coupled with a large memory and RAM expansion options of up to 16GB RAM + 256GB storage, S24 ensures enhanced smoothness and ample space for storing memories.

    itel S24 also features a pioneering artistic design with a 90Hz 6.6-inch punch-hole display, offering an incredibly smooth sliding experience every time – whether scrolling through videos or playing high-refresh-rate games. Available in Dawn White, Coastline Blue, and Starry Black, itel S24 back cover design adopts creative color-changing technology and waves-like glitter texture, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication.

    Notably, itel S24 stands as the sole 108MP smartphone among $110 price range, making it accessible to a wider audience without compromising on quality. It redefines the standards of mobile photography technology penetration and elevates the user camera experience to new heights.

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