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Early testing is advised so that you don't expose your nearest and dearest.

Kenya's Covid-19 vaccine rollout is favouring the most advantaged regions, data shows.The troubling trend shows nearly all the remote counties in northern Kenya are struggling to reach people with the vaccine while Mt Kenya region and central Rift Valley are leading in vaccination numbers...

As Covid-19 spread last year, rich countries spent billions of dollars to speed development of vaccinesand purchase early supplies. Now, 18 months into the crisis, vaccines are saving lives and helping to avert further economic losses, at least in the nations that can afford them. Yet, as drug...

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A Reddit thread about this, focusing mostly on hospitalized coma patients, was quite something.

Check your Tg.

Under-investment in public healthcare. This will haunt us for decades. Unfortunately.

If nothing else, this has got us talking about ADRs. That drug that has no side effects has not yet been developed.

Saa hii tunazungumza hata private hospitals wanazo buda.

Proper flu often feels like malaria, with the headaches, fever, muscle aches, joint weakness, etc. Ugua pole. Na upimwe.

Socal distance. Vaccinate.

Elections, truly, are a life-and-death issue.

And start wearing 'young-ish' clothes while dyeing our hair to hide the grey.

That's what I always say. There's a certain very finite point below which prices cannot dip without a consequent degradation in quality.

It's levied on the water supply companies who then pass it on to us.

Came across this heated discussion on twirra the other day. The gist of it was 'Why save? What for?' Nilishangaa.

Worsened by social media nowadays. All for likes and affirmation by strangers. Worth a try.

Another aspect of societal pressure is that of peer (beer?:unsure:) pressure. A story is told of a young upwardly mobile banker who declined a transfer move from Nbi to Bomet town ostensibly because the latter is a 'boring' town with 'no life'. The transfer move would have come with a promotion...

Makena Kimathi is in constant worry. Aged 30, with a stable job, she feels her family, relatives and friends are looking down on her because she has not acquired the material symbols of a prosperous life. By most definitions of success, Makena is not badly off. She is a university graduate who...