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Nanjinia Wamuswa

Nanjinia Wamuswa writes for the Standard Health

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Healthcare workers receive oxygen safety training

By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2024-12-05 15:25:14

State boosts CHPs work with stipends, gadgets and training

By bringing healthcare closer to homes, CHPs play a vital role in improving access to healthcare services for marginalized populations in rural areas.

By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2025-02-02 10:30:50

How community health promoters are driving immunization success in Wajir

Some CHPs face challenges tracking nomadic communities as they move long distances. It’s costly to follow these households, especially when they travel far.

By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2025-02-04 16:30:00

How community health promoters are driving immunization success in Wajir

Some CHPs face challenges tracking nomadic communities as they move long distances. It’s costly to follow these households, especially when they travel far.

By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2025-02-04 16:30:00

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Teacher's initiative transforms local agriculture and nutrition

Dominic Orina’s vegetable farming project at Kugerwet Primary School is impacting local nutrition and attitudes towards agriculture.

By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2025-02-17 09:00:00

Teacher's initiative transforms local agriculture and nutrition

New digital public database to track stolen vehicles, motorbikes

Mogo, East Africa’s leading asset financier, has launched SAKA, Kenya’s first digital public database for stolen vehicles and motorbikes.

By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2025-06-10 09:21:05

New digital public database to track stolen vehicles, motorbikes

Snakebites still a major public health concern in Kenya

Hesborn Nyambati, a snake expert at National Museum of Kenya, says snakebites in Kenya are estimated to exceed 25,000 annually, although most cases go unreported.

By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2025-06-24 15:25:48

Snakebites still a major public health concern in Kenya

Medical supplies firm rolls out 98 CT scans, 400 theatres and labs

Medical firm Sunview Medipro International has installed a 128-slice CT scan machine in Lamu County at the King Fahd Lamu County Referral Hospital, an upgrade from the current 64-slice.

By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2025-07-04 10:45:00