@Sashavibesonly He'll never stop. It just gets worse usually. She should just walk away instead of living in a cage her partner created because he's clearly not interested in trusting her or ensuring the dynamic is healthy.
@JNPhantom@upendomoja Which is usually impressed upon when the issue is sexual assault, but people never seem to second guess crimes like murder as much
200 Bladifakin Kenyatta Shillings for fare in the morning????😭😭😭
Jioni bado ni same,so 400 in a day,in a week 2000,in a month....??😭😭😭
Narudi Mumias mimi
Day after day, you helplessly watch patients deteriorate until they eventually die or request discharge to go home and die.
This is the reality in many public hospitals. Most of these deaths are due to systemic failure and are in many cases preventable.
Australia just recorded zero cervical cancer cases in women under 25 - for the first time since records began in 1982.
This is what happens when a country commits to HPV vaccination and screening. We protect our girls and save lives.
A woman is fully dilated at 4am. Tries to give birth, stuck. Nurse refers to next facility for cesarean delivery. No ambulance, uses personal means. Arrives at next facility, no surgeon. Referred to another facility. Arrives at 4:20pm after traveling more than 100km. Surgery starts at 4:38pm. Baby scores, but not so well. The primary facility was government owned dispensary, the two other facilities are faith based. If she were to get services in government facility, she would travel 40km more.
Yes, that is in Kenya. Access to healthcare is still a difficult thing, but instead on improving, is stuck discussing whether SHA is working. SHA will not work if someone has to travel more than 100km to get essential care, to develop SHA, healthcare infrastructure MUST be developed.