
Anthony Langat
Journalist at Freelance
Journalist. I write and tweet on #development #environment #climate change #health #water #human rights
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1 week ago |
willowhealthmedia.org | Anthony Langat
Behind every empty bed and unanswered question, a disturbing pattern unfolds. In hospitals meant to save lives, patients disappear or die under mysterious circumstances as the hours tick by. With each passing year, reports of insecurity in both public and private hospitals across Kenya continue to rise, ranging from minor breaches to fatal events.
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2 weeks ago |
willowhealthmedia.org | Anthony Langat
The bandits walked into the hospital, their weapons concealed, took out guns and rescued one of their renegade own. Patients took cover under beds, nurses fled. Where were the deter, detect, and delay measures? Albert Chesang, a 52-year-old cancer patient, frail and struggling to walk, was admitted at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) in Eldoret. Six days later, he vanished without a trace. The hospital refused to release surveillance footage to his family.
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2 weeks ago |
devex.com | Anthony Langat
The Gates Foundation has signed a three-year, $7.5 million partnership to scale artificial intelligence innovations in Rwanda, on the sidelines of the Global AI Summit on Africa. The summit, convened by the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Rwandan Ministry of ICT & Innovation in collaboration with the World Economic Forum, was held last week in Kigali.
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1 month ago |
devex.com | Anthony Langat
Two weeks ago, hundreds of refugees gathered outside the U.N. compound at Kenya's Kakuma refugee camp in Turkana County to protest against food shortages. Initially peaceful, the demonstration escalated into violence as protesters began throwing stones at the compound. In response, police opened fire, injuring four people while attempting to disperse the crowd.
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1 month ago |
willowhealthmedia.org | Anthony Langat
The training and innovations bore fruit in 30 facilities, and by 2023, maternal deaths decreased from about 240 deaths to about 60 deaths per 100,000 births Last year, slightly over one million children were born in Kenya. While the bundles of joy brought happiness to many a family, death of either the mother or the child were recorded in some. This is the unfortunate case that low and middle-income countries like Kenya are struggling to address.
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Cooking Costs: The hidden crisis in Kenyan kitchens https://t.co/vtIuTOBY9a via @WillowHealthKe

Africa on the frontlines of climate change: Rising temperatures, health crises, and international responses https://t.co/EeztTUAPa4 via @WillowHealthKe

Trump Tantrums: Kenya’s HIV drugs stock running dangerously low! https://t.co/K9v9QB8BzV via @WillowHealthKe