@ZukuHome Stop treating this like a new complaint every time I follow up. The issue is already on record, technicians have visited twice, and my service is still not restored after more than a week. Take ownership, give me a clear resolution timeline, and fix it. Ac no. 01166442
🎓Fully funded PhD opportunity!
🔬Ready to make an impact in child health research?
Apply for the PhD studentship under the RECOVER study and help improve care for children with severe acute malnutrition.
🔗Apply here👉: https://t.co/DqEfCMpbjM
🗓️Deadline : July 3, 2026
What cost her her life was the man who slit her throat @NationAfrica, just FYI. The uttered words, no matter your moral judgments, did not jump and slash her to death. The man did.
But nyinyi ni wale watu, you never listen, you frame these things as you want!
@KenyaPower_Care we have not had power on 92113167164 Since 8am this morning. This has been the trend all week. A few hours of power then complete blackout or brownout
@KenyaPower_Care We've had a brownout on account 92113167146 since yesterday midday. More than 24 hours later, the situation remains unchanged, which is unacceptable. On Wednesday, we also endured a 24‑hour blackout. Reference No. 92113167164. This requires urgent attention.
🚨Launching the #KWTRP Research Webinar Series!
We’re excited to launch a new #KWTRP monthly webinar series bringing you closer to the research shaping health outcomes across Africa and beyond.
🎙️ First Session | March Edition
🧠 How do we navigate the ethics of understanding death?
Join Dr. @AlexHinga, Postdoctoral Bioethicist, at #KWTRP as he explores the ethical and social dimensions of verbal autopsy, and what it means for communities, policy, and global health research.
👥 Who should attend? Researchers | Students | Policymakers | Anyone curious about how research shapes our world
🔗 Register now👉: https://t.co/f3ygShbGPO
🎓Congratulations to Dr. Esther Awuor on successfully defending her PhD thesis! Her research examines the intersecting household and health system vulnerabilities influencing childhood vaccination in Kilifi County, highlighting the need for intersectional approaches to strengthen immunization.
Congratulations to Dr. Esther Awuor Owino on successfully defending her PhD. Her research explores the vulnerabilities influencing childhood vaccination in Kilifi County, Kenya.
Grateful to the supervisory team led by @ChiPrimus, together with Dr. Caroline Jones, Dr. Dorcas Kamuya, and Dr. David Kaawa-Mafigiri, and to the NIHR Global Health Research Group on Vaccines for Vulnerable People in Africa (VAnguard) for their mentorship and support throughout the studentship.
My petty but enduring gripe about global conferences is the tendency to keep discussion rooms far too cold. Are we required to be freezing to think and talk at the same time? Adagi!
Did anyone in your family ever read Reader’s Digest?
That little magazine was always around.. on the table, in the bathroom, tucked in a drawer.
Short stories, jokes, and advice you somehow always read.
Who remembers it?
I'm recruiting a #PhD candidate interested in exploring #communityengagement and/or #equity in #globalhealth. Have a look & circulate with your networks or anyone you know who may be interested! 🌍
Includes funding for fees, stipend + research budget 💰
https://t.co/a2G1r5uS7p