Someone asked me "Kennar what next after we leave the streets" this is my answer.
We will leave the streets but we must continue with the journey.
I am a film maker and an entertainer I will speak of the revolution through my art.
If you're a gen z lawyer educate us about the law and defend us in courts
If you're a doctor speak of the change to your patient
If you're a gen z teacher tell your students change is not about age but about will
If you're a gen z journalist remember your words and camera are our shield and defender
If you're gen z pastor tell your congregants that Jesus served for 3 years and His impact is eternal
If you are a young parent, teach your kids to be just,let them know it's wrong to hurt others.
If you are a policeman, serve the people...be humane.
Speak with what you are blessed with and make a change with your vote.
Let everything speak of the change.Change is a process.
This will take years to accomplish.
The struggle must remain alive.
THE WORK IS NOT DONE.
LONGLIVE TO OUR FALLEN HEROES.
Letme give you the day in the life of a medical officer intern in a public hospital in Kenya.
Let Nakhumicha not mislead you that all they do is play "first contact to patients".
This was my experience in surgery, my first rotation. I was alone for 12 weeks.
Built by Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, the Dangote petroleum refinery that is being commissioned today has a 435 MW power plant – more than enough to supply the requirements of 5 Nigerian states - Oyo, Ogun, Osun, Kwara and Ekiti /1
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Fact Check:
The rainy season is here with us.
Cases of flu are likely to be
on the increase.
Here's what to remember:
Do not use Azithromycin or any antibiotic
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Thank you very important.
County Gvts had employed about 56,000 Healthcare Workers (HCW) by 2022. Out of whom, 44.6% were Nurses, 5.5% were Doctors (Incl. Specialists), 6.6% were lab technologists, 1.7% were CHWs and 0.7% were Health promotional officers. Of note, 70% of these HCWs were women.
Source: CoG
In the last 5 yrs, Nairobi County hired 134 doctors, Kisumu & Kitui 58 each, Mombasa (45), Murang’a (44), Lamu (36), Machakos (34), with Kiambu, Mandera & Laikipia hired 33 each. Uasin Gishu hired only 2 while Kajiado, Samburu & Elgeyo Marakwet each hired 3 doctors only. ~@kmpdu