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Health is a devolved function, and the Governor is the principal officer responsible for the management and performance of the health sector in Trans Nzoia County. While the county may be facing challenges including delays in SHA disbursements no circumstance justifies the persistent shortage of medicines, inadequate facilities, or...

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Since 2023, Murang’a County has successfully used * a free system co-developed with the Ministry of Health, across all public health facilities. It has improved service delivery and data management. With the rollout of SHA, the Ministry is pushing migrating all facilities to the new system. Its not a free software. To safeguard patient data and continuity of care, Murang’a County has entered *mediation with the Ministry of Health*. We are proposing *system interoperability* as the best case scenario, so that can sync with SHA and no patient data is lost.
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Since 2023, Murang’a County has successfully used * a free system co-developed with the Ministry of Health, across all public health facilities. It has improved service delivery and data management. With the rollout of SHA, the Ministry is pushing migrating all facilities to the new system. Its not a free software. To safeguard patient data and continuity of care, Murang’a County has entered *mediation with the Ministry of Health*. We are proposing *system interoperability* as the best case scenario, so that can sync with SHA and no patient data is lost.

Irungu Kang'ata

61,459 views • 1 month ago

As the Senator of Trans Nzoia, I am deeply hurt and disappointed by the way Governor George Natembeya is reasoning. Leadership is about service, not personal or political interests. Some of us don’t help our people because we seek popularity—we do it because we know what it feels like to go to bed hungry, to struggle to put food on the table for our families, or to watch a loved one suffer due to lack of medical is disheartening and shameful that, instead of working to improve the lives of the people, the governor is inciting them against the very services that are meant to uplift them—services that, in reality, are not even our direct responsibility but ones we have taken up out of compassion and commitment to our we wish healthcare in Trans Nzoia was working so that no mother had to watch her child suffer due to lack of proper medical attention. How we wish bursaries were distributed fairly so that every bright student, regardless of tribe or political background, could get an equal opportunity to pursue education. How we wish seed maize and other resources were given based on need and not political allegiance.The people of Trans Nzoia deserve better. They deserve leaders who put service above self, unity above division, and action above empty words. Leadership should never be about playing politics with people’s lives—it should be about making a real difference. No matter how many stones you throw at me, I will not be shaken. I will not be silenced. And I will certainly not stop helping our people. George Natembeya
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As the Senator of Trans Nzoia, I am deeply hurt and disappointed by the way Governor George Natembeya is reasoning. Leadership is about service, not personal or political interests. Some of us don’t help our people because we seek popularity—we do it because we know what it feels like to go to bed hungry, to struggle to put food on the table for our families, or to watch a loved one suffer due to lack of medical is disheartening and shameful that, instead of working to improve the lives of the people, the governor is inciting them against the very services that are meant to uplift them—services that, in reality, are not even our direct responsibility but ones we have taken up out of compassion and commitment to our we wish healthcare in Trans Nzoia was working so that no mother had to watch her child suffer due to lack of proper medical attention. How we wish bursaries were distributed fairly so that every bright student, regardless of tribe or political background, could get an equal opportunity to pursue education. How we wish seed maize and other resources were given based on need and not political allegiance.The people of Trans Nzoia deserve better. They deserve leaders who put service above self, unity above division, and action above empty words. Leadership should never be about playing politics with people’s lives—it should be about making a real difference. No matter how many stones you throw at me, I will not be shaken. I will not be silenced. And I will certainly not stop helping our people. George Natembeya

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The true measure of a nation's prosperity lies in the health and wellbeing of its people. I am deeply honoured by H.E President William Samoei Ruto, PhD's trust in appointing me to lead this crucial mandate, ensuring that our healthcare system is reformed, efficient and responsive to the needs of every Kenyan. It is a responsibility I carry with deep commitment, knowing that safeguarding the health of our citizens is the foundation of national development.

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"The Matrix is a system ... These people are still the part of the system and that makes them our enemy, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged and many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it."

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From strengthening our healthcare infrastructure to equipping our hospitals and supporting the dedicated professionals who serve our people, our administration remains committed to making quality healthcare more accessible to every Lagosian. We are investing in facilities, technology, emergency response and the people behind our healthcare system because a greater Lagos must be a healthier Lagos. We will continue to build a healthcare system that is resilient and fit for the Lagos of today and tomorrow.
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I have successfully completed the construction of a modern Model Primary Health Care Centre in Dagauda, Dambam Local Government Area of Bauchi State. This state-of-the-art facility is part of my broader commitment to strengthening healthcare delivery at the grassroots, particularly in our rural communities. It is fully equipped to provide essential health services, maternal and child care, immunization, and emergency treatment, ensuring that our people have access to quality healthcare close to their homes. #GreaterBauchi
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I have successfully completed the construction of a modern Model Primary Health Care Centre in Dagauda, Dambam Local Government Area of Bauchi State. This state-of-the-art facility is part of my broader commitment to strengthening healthcare delivery at the grassroots, particularly in our rural communities. It is fully equipped to provide essential health services, maternal and child care, immunization, and emergency treatment, ensuring that our people have access to quality healthcare close to their homes. #GreaterBauchi

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29,264 views • 1 year ago

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33,487 views • 15 days ago

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I am deeply disturbed and outraged by this video from Busia County Referral Hospital. If it is true that the hospital has detained these young mothers and their newborns as alleged simply because they cannot pay cash for maternal services then it is illegal, unconstitutional and inhumane. This amounts to unlawful confinement and a gross violation of the dignity of our mothers. The following county officials MUST urgently investigate this matter and act immediately: • H.E. Dr. Paul Nyongesa Otuoma, Governor of Busia County • The County Executive Committee Member for Health & Sanitation, H.E Hon. Arthur Papa Odera who is also the Deputy Governor of Busia I will personally follow up on this. No mother in Busia should give birth in fear of being imprisoned at a public hospital jameni.

Okiya Omtatah Okoiti

39,854 views • 5 months ago

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I deplore today’s strikes on the PRCS-run Al-Amal hospital in the southern #Gaza city of Khan Younis, which severely damaged the Palestine Red Crescent Society training centre located within the hospital complex. My World Health Organization (WHO) and UN Humanitarian colleagues today undertook a mission to the facilities, where they witnessed extensive damage and displacement of civilians The attacks, according to the PRCS, killed at least five civilians, including a 5-day old infant. 14,000 people were sheltering at the hospital in the besieged southern #Gaza city of Khan Younis. Many of them have now left, and those remaining are extremely fearful for their safety and planning to leave a place they had turned to for refuge and protection. Hospitals, ambulances, health workers, and people seeking care must be protected, at all times, under international humanitarian law. Today’s bombardments are unconscionable. Gaza’s health system is already on its knees, with health and aid workers continuously stymied in their efforts to save lives due to the hostilities. I join international calls for an immediate ceasefire, including urgent action to ensure the accelerated and unimpeded flow of food, medical supplies, water and other essential items to millions of civilians forced to live in unspeakable conditions of hunger, disease spread, and lack of hygiene and sanitation. Gazans are still receiving only a fraction of the supplies they had access to before the war, just as only a fraction of Gazans in need of medical evacuation are being evacuated. This is unacceptable in light of the dire humanitarian catastrophe which has unfolded over three months. Indeed, WHO’s movements, particularly in northern Gaza and increasingly in the south, have been severely impeded by the ongoing violence inside Gaza. Our operations are further impeded when essential local partners, like the PRCS, are themselves needlessly impacted by the strikes. This on top of widespread deaths, suffering and decimation of homes, roads and other infrastructure across this tiny coastal strip of land. If the conditions for a cease-fire in hostilities have not been met by now, I do not know what it will take. WHO reiterates that health must never be a target during conflicts, and all effort must be taken to protect health facilities, health workers, and patients.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

403,068 views • 2 years ago

NSW Health Minister Ryan Park updated the public on the incident of the NSW Healthcare workers seen on video claiming to have killed Israeli Australian patients that come to their hospital. The minister gave assurances to the community, said the workers will be sacked, and never work within the NSW healthcare system again subject to an investigation confirming the contents of the video. The hospital is also under review, to establish if there is a history of such incidents, as concerns grow in the community for the safety of patients attended to by these two heath-care workers. " Those people subject to that investigation will not ever be working for New South Wales Health again. There is no place, no place in our hospital and health system for this sort of view to ever, ever take place. There is no place for this sort of perspective in our society. But hospitals are different in the fact that every single Australian and every single resident of this state should be able to go to their local hospital when they need care and attention and get high quality care that is safe and effective. To the Jewish community today, I say not only am I sorry, but I can assure you this, the care that you get in our hospitals will continue to be first class. We will investigate this uphill and down dale. We will not just be looking at this incident per se, but we will also be obviously going through previous cases to make sure that that hospital has been working in a way that reflects those values around safety and care."
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NSW Health Minister Ryan Park updated the public on the incident of the NSW Healthcare workers seen on video claiming to have killed Israeli Australian patients that come to their hospital. The minister gave assurances to the community, said the workers will be sacked, and never work within the NSW healthcare system again subject to an investigation confirming the contents of the video. The hospital is also under review, to establish if there is a history of such incidents, as concerns grow in the community for the safety of patients attended to by these two heath-care workers. " Those people subject to that investigation will not ever be working for New South Wales Health again. There is no place, no place in our hospital and health system for this sort of view to ever, ever take place. There is no place for this sort of perspective in our society. But hospitals are different in the fact that every single Australian and every single resident of this state should be able to go to their local hospital when they need care and attention and get high quality care that is safe and effective. To the Jewish community today, I say not only am I sorry, but I can assure you this, the care that you get in our hospitals will continue to be first class. We will investigate this uphill and down dale. We will not just be looking at this incident per se, but we will also be obviously going through previous cases to make sure that that hospital has been working in a way that reflects those values around safety and care."

Rukshan Fernando

241,998 views • 1 year ago

I have followed with deep concern recent reports of suspected organ trafficking involving Mediheal Hospital and other health facilities in Kenya. It should disturb the nation to watch the testimonials of Amon Kipruto Mely, his mother Leah Metto, Kennedy and other Kenyans who are victims of these heinous acts. If confirmed, these allegations are outrageous violations of Article 28 of the Constitution-the Right to Dignity and a potential threat to the Right to Life (Article 26). It is worth noting that various medical associations have raised alarm over allegations of organ trafficking since May 2023. The government has largely ignored those reports. Kenya Kwanza is only taking action now following international media uproar. This is yet another confirmation that this government only acts when its international reputation is at stake. I take note of the establishment of the Independent Investigative Committee on Tissue and Organ Transplant Services by the Health Cabinet Secretary. This Committee must not become yet again another PR stunt that does not address the broken healthcare system and rampant disregard for human life and dignity. I call on the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDU), as the body mandated to regulate medical practitioners and healthcare facilities, to carry out its duties with utmost professionalism and integrity to protect the lives of Kenyans. The health of our people is the wealth of our country. We must do all we can to protect citizens from exploitation. It is critical that we address the poverty that is driving so many young people to be exploited by criminal groups trafficking organs and kidneys. It is urgent to end the greed and impunity of high-ranking officials involved in this organized crime. It is time to reset this country. We must restore hope and humanity #ThePeopleShall
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I have followed with deep concern recent reports of suspected organ trafficking involving Mediheal Hospital and other health facilities in Kenya. It should disturb the nation to watch the testimonials of Amon Kipruto Mely, his mother Leah Metto, Kennedy and other Kenyans who are victims of these heinous acts. If confirmed, these allegations are outrageous violations of Article 28 of the Constitution-the Right to Dignity and a potential threat to the Right to Life (Article 26). It is worth noting that various medical associations have raised alarm over allegations of organ trafficking since May 2023. The government has largely ignored those reports. Kenya Kwanza is only taking action now following international media uproar. This is yet another confirmation that this government only acts when its international reputation is at stake. I take note of the establishment of the Independent Investigative Committee on Tissue and Organ Transplant Services by the Health Cabinet Secretary. This Committee must not become yet again another PR stunt that does not address the broken healthcare system and rampant disregard for human life and dignity. I call on the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDU), as the body mandated to regulate medical practitioners and healthcare facilities, to carry out its duties with utmost professionalism and integrity to protect the lives of Kenyans. The health of our people is the wealth of our country. We must do all we can to protect citizens from exploitation. It is critical that we address the poverty that is driving so many young people to be exploited by criminal groups trafficking organs and kidneys. It is urgent to end the greed and impunity of high-ranking officials involved in this organized crime. It is time to reset this country. We must restore hope and humanity #ThePeopleShall

David Maraga

66,667 views • 1 year ago

Yorùbá elders who possess genuine knowledge of traditional medicine should make deliberate efforts to pass that knowledge on to the younger generation before it is lost. This is a call to preserve indigenous scientific and medicinal knowledge, not a call to idolatry or religious syncretism. Every beneficial knowledge that promotes human well-being and does not contradict the Sharīʿah deserves to be preserved and developed. Today, counterfeit and adulterated foods, drinks, medicines, and other consumables have become a serious threat to public health. Too many people are driven solely by the pursuit of wealth, with little regard for the lives they endanger. The result is the spread of preventable diseases and the needless loss of lives. Muslims, in particular, must never be found among those who deceive, adulterate products, or profit from the suffering of others, for such acts are categorically forbidden in Islam. As Nigerians, we all share the responsibility of building a just, healthy, and trustworthy society. If we seek the pleasure and blessings of Allah upon our nation, we must be truthful, compassionate, and fair in all our dealings. Every act that harms another person,whether through fraud, negligence, exploitation, or deception, is a grave sin before Allah and a betrayal of our shared humanity.
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Yorùbá elders who possess genuine knowledge of traditional medicine should make deliberate efforts to pass that knowledge on to the younger generation before it is lost. This is a call to preserve indigenous scientific and medicinal knowledge, not a call to idolatry or religious syncretism. Every beneficial knowledge that promotes human well-being and does not contradict the Sharīʿah deserves to be preserved and developed. Today, counterfeit and adulterated foods, drinks, medicines, and other consumables have become a serious threat to public health. Too many people are driven solely by the pursuit of wealth, with little regard for the lives they endanger. The result is the spread of preventable diseases and the needless loss of lives. Muslims, in particular, must never be found among those who deceive, adulterate products, or profit from the suffering of others, for such acts are categorically forbidden in Islam. As Nigerians, we all share the responsibility of building a just, healthy, and trustworthy society. If we seek the pleasure and blessings of Allah upon our nation, we must be truthful, compassionate, and fair in all our dealings. Every act that harms another person,whether through fraud, negligence, exploitation, or deception, is a grave sin before Allah and a betrayal of our shared humanity.

𝑰𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒔 𝑨. 𝑶𝒏𝒊 PhD

23,867 views • 1 month ago

The revelations emerging from the Madlanga Commission have exposed a painful truth. Corruption and failure within parts of our system have compromised the safety of our people. This is not abstract. This is not distant. This is real. And it has consequences for every resident who expects protection and instead finds vulnerability. Let me be clear. Let me be firm. Corruption in law enforcement is not just misconduct. It is a betrayal of the people. And in Tshwane, that betrayal will be confronted. Decisively. Without hesitation. City of Tshwane
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The revelations emerging from the Madlanga Commission have exposed a painful truth. Corruption and failure within parts of our system have compromised the safety of our people. This is not abstract. This is not distant. This is real. And it has consequences for every resident who expects protection and instead finds vulnerability. Let me be clear. Let me be firm. Corruption in law enforcement is not just misconduct. It is a betrayal of the people. And in Tshwane, that betrayal will be confronted. Decisively. Without hesitation. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

39,821 views • 6 months ago

Iran’s FM Araghchi: "In our culture, apologizing is a sign of dignity and strength" If it is assumed that Iran has attacked its neighbors, that assumption is wrong; we have not attacked our neighbors. - We have targeted American bases and facilities that unfortunately are located in the territories of our neighboring countries. Therefore, we have not targeted our neighbors; we target the Americans who have attacked us. We are responding. We were not the ones who started the war; it was the United States that started the war against us, and we are simply defending ourselves. It is clear that our missiles do not reach American soil. What we can do is target American bases and facilities around us that unfortunately are located in the territories of neighboring countries. - First, in our culture, apologizing is a sign of dignity and strength. Second, he apologized to the people of the region for the problems caused as a result of the US aggression and our response. In fact, it is the President of the United States who should apologize to the people of the region and to the people of Iran for the killings and destruction they have caused.
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Iran’s FM Araghchi: "In our culture, apologizing is a sign of dignity and strength" If it is assumed that Iran has attacked its neighbors, that assumption is wrong; we have not attacked our neighbors. - We have targeted American bases and facilities that unfortunately are located in the territories of our neighboring countries. Therefore, we have not targeted our neighbors; we target the Americans who have attacked us. We are responding. We were not the ones who started the war; it was the United States that started the war against us, and we are simply defending ourselves. It is clear that our missiles do not reach American soil. What we can do is target American bases and facilities around us that unfortunately are located in the territories of neighboring countries. - First, in our culture, apologizing is a sign of dignity and strength. Second, he apologized to the people of the region for the problems caused as a result of the US aggression and our response. In fact, it is the President of the United States who should apologize to the people of the region and to the people of Iran for the killings and destruction they have caused.

True Promise - الوعد الصادق ✪🇮🇷

19,518 views • 6 months ago