Last 12 hours, I had an interesting time implementing a no-code version of the dossier lifecycle.
I figured I'd ease pharmacists into interacting with structured regulatory workflows before rolling out a full platform upgrade.
Looking for pharmacists or anyone working in regulatory affairs to test it and share feedback.
prototype
https://t.co/UhpBPyaYVa
Limiting alcohol marketing is one of the key policy recommendations and has already been adopted by several countries globally. That said, we need to engage relevant parties to design interventions that best suit our country��s context.
Why does NACADA want to ban the alcohol industry from sponsoring teams? Simply put, it’s trying to align with global best practices. 193 countries (including Kenya) endorsed the Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol in 2010 1/n
I told these celebrities their day will come. You can no longer keep quiet about what’s happening in the country. Why does NACADA want to ban Tusker (an example) from sponsoring teams? Tusker supports football, Rugby, Team Kenya, and other events directly impacting livelihoods as the government continues to make it impossible for these athletes to make a living
We are working on smart patient-oriented PV solutions for community pharmacies. We are reaching out and looking for community pharmacy owners to partner with, at 0 incurred costs. If you know of one or are one, kindly reach out to us via the dms or email at [email protected]
This is a betrayal of every Kenyan who depends on public healthcare. The government has made its priorities clear—billions more for MPs while slashing the health budget, the most reduced sector in the 2025/26 Budget Policy Statement.
Hospitals are running out of essential supplies, doctors and nurses are overworked and underpaid, and Kenyans are suffering in a crumbling healthcare system. Yet, instead of fixing this crisis, our leaders choose to enrich themselves.
At the same time, Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs) are being mutilated and blatantly disrespected. Agreements meant to guarantee fair pay, better working conditions, and dignity for healthcare workers are tossed aside, while politicians ensure their benefits are untouched.
How can we provide quality care when salaries are delayed, facilities are understaffed, CBAs are ignored, and medics are forced to work in deplorable conditions? Healthcare is not a privilege—it is a fundamental right!
We demand full funding for our healthcare system and respect for the CBAs that protect our workforce.