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Disney Africa Launch New Episodes of Team Sayari to Inspire Environmental Conservation

The Walt Disney Africa, in partnership with USAID, the U.S. State Department, and WildlifeDirect, is set to premiere brand new episodes of Team Sayari on National Geographic Wild this March. This children’s program launched in 2022, aims to encourage viewers to engage in conservation of Africa’s vast biodiversity and natural resources. Further it aims to […]

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Over 400,000 Children have Received Malaria Vaccine-MOH

Data from the Ministry of Health shows that at least 400,000 children in 26 sub-counties have received at least one dose of the malaria vaccine since its official rollout in 2019. The RTSS jab was rolled out in 26 subcounties in Homa Bay, Kisumu, Migori, Siaya, Busia, Bungom a, Vihiga and Kakamega counties. Over one million […]

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Tanzania Abolishes Boarding for Lower Primary Pupils

Tanzania has abolished boarding school for nursery up to Standard Four pupils, effective from March 1. The Education Ministry said this will allow children and their parents to create a bond while at the same time to allowing children to receive parental care, build values and participate in various community activities. However, a special permit […]

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Breast Milk Spurs Pre-term Babies’ Brain Development-Study

A new study suggests that the more breast milk premature babies are fed while in neonatal intensive care, the greater the level of brain development. When a baby is born premature, the cerebral cortex—the part of the brain for learning and thinking—is usually underdeveloped. The study discovered that pre-mature babies who consumed high levels of breast milk quickly […]

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Form One Student Dies After Alleged Assault by Teachers

A 16- year-old Form One student from Chemase secondary school has died after he was allegedly assaulted by his teachers. Kelvin Kiptanui is said to have died hours after he was admitted at Nandi-Hills level 4 in critical condition. The student, who was hardly two weeks old at the institution, is reported to have been […]

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TikTok Announces 60-Minute Daily screen Time Limit for Teens

Social media platform TikTok On Wednesday announced it will roll out a new screen time limit for users under 18. With this, teenagers will only have 60 minutes of screen time per day. This, the organization said, will help teens manage their time on TikTok. The default time limit for eligible accounts is expected to arrive […]

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US; Tennessee Bans Trans Treatment and Drag Performance for Children

Tennessee’s governor, Bill Lee, has signed laws banning drag performances in front of children and restricting medical treatment for transgender teenagers. Violators of the new drag law, Tennessee in the United State of America, will face nearly a year in jail and a fine of up to $2,500 or Ksh.250, 000 as reported by BBC. […]

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Beatrice Mwende; Aliyewaua Watoto Wake Wanne Ahukumiwa Kifungo cha Maisha

    Beatrice Mwende, mwalimu wa Hisabati anayeishi Naivasha ambaye aliwaua watoto wake wanne mnamo Juni 2020, atatumikia kifungo cha maisha jela kwa mauaji hayo. Jaji wa Mahakama Kuu ya Naivasha Grace Nzioka alipuuzilia mbali utetezi wa Mwende kwamba alikuwa na mapepo alipowaua binti zake watatu na mwanawe mmoja. Mfungwa huyo mwenye umri wa miaka […]

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MOH Considering Adopting Single-Dose Strategy for HPV Vaccine

The Ministry of Health is considering adopting a single-dose strategy for the human papillomavirus vaccine among girls. This will be rolled out after data driven advice from experts to ensure success. If adopted, girls will be given only one dose of the HPV jab as opposed to the two as is currently the case Mary […]

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Primary School Boys to Soon Get HPV Vaccine-Ministry of Health

Boys in primary schools will now be eligible to receive human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, the Ministry of Health has said. This, the ministry said, will help prevent its transmission to women as the virus is sexually transmitted and men are the carriers. Dr Mary Nyangasi, head of the National Cancer Control Programme in Kenya, said initially […]