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Quite unfortunate. As a medic, however, we can tell. But the choice is the mother’s.

Yes, though that program ended. Those who can afford it are encouraged to. If they cannot then stick to exclusive breastfeeding for at least 6 months.

There’s also sth called breast milk fortifier often given to premature and low-birth weight babies.

Citizen journalism bana. Bila yeye ujumbe hatungepata.

Nakuunga mkono. I will never tire of insisting that looters at accident scenes are economic saboteurs who should all be rounded up and charged in court. Huu ni wizi!

Tusubiri tuone. Watu wa insulin wataumia sana buana. 😢

Mblo, huu ni mwaka upi tunaongelelea? 😢

Same way Erythropoietin is not a common everyday product but I wouldn’t like it taxed (more).

It’s not a competition between the two.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Unintentional. No harm intended.

Niko hapa kaka. Some women/ babies cannot breastfeed for many reasons. Wengine ni wagonjwa and are advised on formula, some die at childbirth, others just don’t produce enough milk, etc etc.

You’re wrong.

There’re mothers/ babies who cannot breastfeed for a myriad of reasons.

So is taxing it is the solution to affordability?

Excuses. Not reasons.

Wangejaza maji kwa hiyo Liebig condenser.

Kuna Zebu sio ya kawaida?

http://kenyalaw.org/kl/fileadmin/pdfdownloads/Acts/2020/TheSectionalPropertiesAct_No.21of2020.pdf

https://www.cnyakundi.com/correspondents-suffering-at-nation-media-group/

https://www.cnyakundi.com/correspondents-suffering-at-nation-media-group/