I found this in my boyfriend's pocket... What medicine is he secretly taking? There are two different pills, one blue and one black. Does anyone know what they're for? I'm going crazy with suspicion.
@ahmednasirlaw Thats the best option to prevent mechanical breakdown which maybe super costly. You also earn carbon credit since the fuel with a 50% becomes an air pollutant. I would be interested if someone does a study on pollution for a month to view the effects and damage it could cause
@NytoP2PMwangi@NytoP2PMwangi That is how smart theft on pumps is done. You consumed more vapour from pump when filling your car. Just Swallow the financial pain
@MikeSonko These are people who appreciate you as you are. It's a sign of love Governor and you should be proud. Ask yourself this question , how many people walk in streets without anyone acknowledging their existence? The answer is Many.
Many times, the Church forgets is that the burial is a family issue. They are only given that position by the family to help them in steering the burial and it has to go with family wishes as they mourn their loved one departure.
The burial of a Family Bank employee in Kiangai, Kirinyaga County, descended into confusion when a presiding clergywoman from the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) halted oral tributes by the deceasedβs workmates, stopped the bankβs managing director from speaking and insisted that only written remarks were permissible within the church service.
The incident saw mourners loudly boo the parish minister, turning a solemn funeral service into a charged confrontation marked by shouted protests, repeated interruptions and visible tension as the clergywoman stood her ground and lectured the crowd on church order while emotions flared among family members, colleagues, and villagers in attendance.
PCEA later issued a formal apology confirming the incident occurred during a funeral service at Kiangai Parish and said the matter was being handled through internal church channels.
The church also expressed sorrow for the pain and indignity experienced by mourners and termed the episode an isolated lapse that ran against its faith values.
@simonkigondu Hi Daktari Kigondu, keep me posted on burial plans for late Dr. Rae. My WhatsApp number is 0718891999. May he rest well in God's hands. Thanks
I am saddened noting and learning from X of the passing of a person (Daktari Rae) I first met in Nov 2003 in Ivory coast. May God rest his soul in internal peace till we meet again.
TRIBUTE TO DR. GEORGE RAE
It is with profound sadness and a heavy heart that I pay tribute to my dear friend, colleague, and an outstanding servant of the medical profession, Dr. George Rae, whose passing has left a deep void in our hearts, in the Kenya Medical Association (KMA), and in Kenyaβs healthcare system.
Dr. Rae was not only a committed member of KMA; he was a pillar of the Association and a statesman of healthcare governance in Kenya. His most defining contribution to KMA was his service as Chairman (Convenor) of the KMA Managed Healthcare Committee from 2016 to 2020, a period that coincided with some of the most significant shifts in healthcare financing and governance in our country.
During this critical time, Kenya was navigating complex reforms in health financing, particularly within NHIF, as benefit packages expanded and provider relationships evolved. Dr. Raeβs leadership of the Managed Healthcare Committee was marked by wisdom, calm authority, and an unwavering commitment to fairness for both patients and healthcare providers. Under his stewardship, KMA provided structured, evidence-based engagement with NHIF and other stakeholders. Notably, the November 2017 consultative meetings convened by KMA through the Managed Healthcare Committee resulted in a landmark document that directly informed improvements in @NhifKenya service provision.
Beyond KMA,
Dr. Rae extended his leadership to public service as Chief Executive Officer of the Jaramogi Oginga Teaching and Referral Hospital (@jootrhkisumu ). His tenure laid critical foundations in governance, partnerships, and systems strengthening. It is therefore fitting that JOOTRH has now been elevated to a Level 6 National Referral Hospital, a milestone built on institutional groundwork laid by leaders such as Dr. Rae.
During Dr. Raeβs illness while on official duty in South Korea, the @KenyaMedics_KMA witnessed the true power of international professional solidarity. We express deep appreciation to the Korean Medical Association, under the leadership of its President Dr. Tae-Goo Kim, for their compassion, close coordination, and regular updates on Dr. Raeβs condition.
We are equally grateful to the World Medical Association @medwma particularly WMA President Dr. @mdjkitulu and President-Elect Dr. Jung Yul Park, for their solidarity and close engagement during this difficult time.
That Dr. Rae was deeply loved and respected is evident in the extraordinary solidarity shown by colleagues and friends, including a 500-kilometre cycling expedition organised to help raise funds for his medical care.
Even as we grieve his passing, the medical expenses incurred in the courageous effort to save Dr. Raeβs life remain substantial. I humbly appeal to colleagues, friends, and partners to continue offering financial support to help the family settle this large medical bill. Contributions may continue to be made through the
Kenya Medical Association PayBill
Paybill Biz Number 645645
Account: Dr. Rae.
Your generosity will help the family navigate this very difficult time that they have suffered a double loss of their patriarch and financial strain.
At a personal level, George was a humble, soft-spoken, thoughtful man and a devoted family man. He hosted me on many occasions when we took KMA to Kisumu and took us to the fish joints there. His contributions to the KMA National Governing Council were always measured, insightful, and grounded in the long-term interests of the profession.
Dr. George Rae lived a life of service, integrity, and quiet but enduring impact. On behalf of the Kenya Medical Association and on my own behalf as his friend, I extend my deepest condolences to his family and colleagues.
Rest in peace, George. You served Kenya and the medical profession with distinction.
Dr. Simon Kigondu is the President Kenya Medical Association
@NelsonHavi I thought campaigning period ended the other day yet distributing of blankets and mattresses was going on ... I presume that can be termed as impunity on said electoral are and subject to scrutiny under election laws.
@KenyaPower_Care@DCI_Kenya Currently there is a syndicate of theft of Electricity Meters within Kasarani, Mwiki. This was common in past months in Kayole which through the efforts of KPLC Security & DCI were able to bring down this menace. Today 3am they took 15 units from me