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1 week ago |
standardmedia.co.ke | Brian Kisanji
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula and Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi during funeral mass service of Malava MP Malulu Injendi at Lugusi village in Malava on March 3, 2025. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard]Leaders from Western Kenya have launched an ambitious campaign to unite the region ahead of the 2027 general elections, aiming to consolidate political power and position the Luhya community for national leadership.
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3 weeks ago |
standardmedia.co.ke | Brian Kisanji
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi finds himself in a precarious political position following the dissolution of his Amani National Congress (ANC) party and the entry of opposition leader Raila Odinga into framework for cooperation agreement with President William Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance (UDA). Once viewed as a central pillar in the Kenya Kwanza government, Mudavadi is now facing growing scrutiny over his diminishing political leverage.
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2 months ago |
standardmedia.co.ke | Brian Kisanji
Residents are set to benefit from specialised healthcare services following the commissioning of a state-of-the-art maternal and newborn health complex at Vihiga County Referral Hospital. The Sh60 million facility, a collaboration between the county government and Safaricom M-Pesa Foundation, is expected to be constructed within the next 32 weeks. Once completed the facility will help to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates in the county.
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2 months ago |
standardmedia.co.ke | Brian Kisanji
The Vihiga County Assembly is considering a Bill seeking to upgrade the Vihiga County Referral Hospital to a fully-fledged teaching and referral hospital. If enacted, the Vihiga Teaching and Referral Hospital (VTRH) Bill, 2024 will enhance access to specialised medical services, train healthcare professionals, and conduct medical research. The Bill was tabled by Lugaga Wamuluma MCA Fredrick Mavisi, who also serves as the Chairperson of the Sectoral Committee on County Health Services.
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Feb 1, 2025 |
standardmedia.co.ke | Benard Lusigi |Brian Kisanji
A week ago, what started as hope after 15,000 farmers supplying sugarcane to Mumias Sugar Company were awarded a Sh150 million bonus payment, sparked debate for a week as questions mount about its genuineness, legitimacy, and sustainability. The Sunday Standard visited cane farmers in Kakamega, Bungoma, and Busia to ascertain the claims that have stirred excitement from farmers as a game changer in reviving the sector.
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