CJ Atemo: Women are trying to heal the traumas of their mothers and men the responsibilities of their fathers. Men are staying by themselves because of fear. The fear of failure, being left, being told you’re not good enough and the fear of building something with someone and not knowing whether they will walk out tomorrow #CitizenDayBreak
This was in 1902 before you and I were born
Before the alleged wantam owners existed
The same language the same the courage the same message
That's why we shamelessly say
Sisi ndio sifunaa
#SisiNdioSifuna
The Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) held a consultative meeting with the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Health, led by Chairperson Hon. Dr. James Nyikal, as part of the Committee’s fact-finding mission on issues affecting the pharmaceutical sector and areas relating to PPB’s regulatory mandate.
The delegation was received by PPB Chairperson Dr. John Munyu and Chief Executive Officer Dr. Ahmed Mohamed.
Discussions focused on regulation of the pharmaceutical sector, including measures to prevent the entry and circulation of substandard and falsified health products and technologies, regulation of pharmacy practice, and strengthening regulatory oversight to protect public health.
Hon. Dr. Nyikal acknowledged PPB’s efforts to strengthen regulation of the sector and identified four priority areas requiring further support: legislative reforms governing pharmacy practice and health products and technologies; addressing human resource gaps affecting implementation of the Board’s mandate; supporting PPB towards attainment of World Health Organization Maturity Level 3; and strengthening surveillance and enforcement at Ports of Entry.
Dr. Munyu highlighted progress made by the Board in strengthening the regulatory environment to support Universal Health Coverage and Kenya’s pharmaceutical manufacturing agenda. He cited increased human resource capacity, implementation of the Health Products and Technologies Rules, strengthened supply chain integrity through implementation of Good Storage and Distribution Practices, enhanced digital regulatory pathways, and adoption of Good Pharmacy Practice Guidelines.
The engagement reaffirmed PPB’s commitment to strengthening regulatory oversight and ensuring Kenyans have access to safe, quality and effective health products and technologies.
Unmasking Ol Kalou Terror Gang
What do a cooking oil company and a trade shipment company have to do with the vehicles seen provoking fear during the by-election at Ol Kalou area in Nyandarua County?
Tonight, NTV has dug beneath the surface to establish just who the vehicles that carried the armed and hooded men are. The results are even more puzzling than the acts that took place on Thursday, including a name that reads similarly to a sitting Member of Parliament.
#NTVWeekendEdition @MichelleNgele_
This is called cultural continuity. It’s what you can’t see in today’s Egypt except on the wall and ancient sculptures, because the people you find there today aren’t the originals but invaders and settlers over the centuries.
Eric Omondi: I have over 430,000 signatures from Gen Zs. We just need to do another 500,000 then we have a referendum to reduce counties from 47 to the former 8. We are going to do away with women reps, senators, nominated members, CSs and all those unnecessary seats
#JKLive
Wealth Preservation:
Kenya ranks as Africa’s 4th wealthiest country
Country has an estimated 7,200 dollar millionaires
Africa’s millionaire population projected to grow 65% in a decade
Focus shifts from wealth creation to wealth preservation
#CitizenTonight
This is how Patrice Lumumba was hunted by Belgian-backed mercenaries and the US.
His only crime was that he wanted his country to keep its own resources. 💔😥