John Muchangi is a Kenyan science journalist and writer, specializing in health and environmental topics. He currently works as a Science Editor and Writer for Radio Africa Group and has also been featured in Mpasho News. John's articles provide valuable insights into various health issues, environmental conservation, and the impact of policies on the Kenyan society.
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At least 140 health facilities designated to handle growing number of people presenting with AHD.
Weatherman says daytime temperatures will remain high in many places but nights will be chilly.
By: Magdaline Saya, John Muchangi
The 2.75% salary cuts begin with October pay; No staff will be sacked as NHIF folds on September 30.
The government says that from the proposed fund, Sh800 million would go to temporary isolation spaces.
In Summary • Emmanuel Nzai, chairperson of the Vision 2030 Delivery Board, said a high pandemic toll, such as that of Covid-19, should never happen again.
By: John Muchangi
In Summary The World Health Organisation Cervical Cancer Elimination targets call for 70 per cent of women between the ages of 35 to 45 to be screened for cervical cancer.
By: John Muchangi
People lack viable alternatives for proper disposal of household waste, says new report
In Summary •Such effects do not qualify for any compensation in the Covax Claims compensation programme established in 2021.
In Summary In 2019, about 8,500 Kenyans died of easily treatable diseases when drugs failed to work.
By: John Muchangi
The PS planned to tell Kenyans what to expect on Tuesday. But all officials did not show up.
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