The #MarchforLife and other activities marking the Life Week have been postponed.
This is in adherence to the National Disease Prevention, Containment and Management Protocols issued by the Government of Kenya on Sunday March 15, 2020.
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We have increasing teenage pregnancies and HIV infections among the youth, cases of road carnage, Christian persecution, neglect of the old, domestic violence, rape and many more. All these suggest a lack of respect for the dignity of human life. #MarchforLifeKE@USAmbKenya
MARCH FOR THE DIGNITY OF HUMAN LIFE 2020:
This year, the annual march will be held on 28th March. We believe that every child is a precious and sacred gift from God.
“Success is doing those edifying things that give meaning to your life. Success is a good deed done to many people many times. Success does not happen as an accident. It is preceded by social formation.” - @governorkibwana
Dr. Wahome Ngare: If anybody comes and tells you that a vaccine is safe, you know they are not telling you the truth. The question of HPV vaccine is whether the benefits are worth the risk. We are worried about the quantity of aluminum in this vaccine.
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Our delegation led by @VKKimosop, @felixpilipili, Dr. Wahome Ngare and Daniel Nyagah paid a courtesy call to H.E. Ambassador LaszloMathe and Deputy Head of Missions Judit Galambos at the Embassy of Hungary Nairobi.Hungary is committed to championing and protecting National Values