Covid-19: Less than one per cent of Kenyans fully vaccinated

The uptake of the second dose among those who received their first dose is at 22.3 per cent

By JAEL MBOGA

30 succumb to Covid-19 as 622 test positive in Kenya today

Of the cases, 590 are Kenyans while 32 are foreigners. Some 369 are men while women numbered 253.

By JAEL MBOGA

Africa in Covid-19 vaccine rush to beat dose expiration dates

Twenty-three African countries have used less than half of the doses they have received so far

By JAEL MBOGA

Covid-19: The link between social media anti-vaccine campaigns and low jab uptake

Some comments on social media, like Moraa’s, were that many of the people against the vaccination just don’t have enough information on it.

By JAEL MBOGA

Suicide among leading causes of death in teens – report

Ingestion of pesticides, hanging, and firearms are among the most common methods of suicide globally.

By JAEL MBOGA

660 test positive as Kenya's Covid-19 positivity rate now at 10.7%

Kenya’s confirmed positive cases are now 177,282 and cumulative tests so far conducted are 1,887,636.

By JAEL MBOGA

Zero deaths reported as Kenya Covid-19 cases up by 485

485 out of 5,355 samples tested positive for the Covid disease in Kenya in the last 24 hours

By JAEL MBOGA

Covid-19: 624 test positive as 31 remain on ventilatory support

The CS in the statement said the positivity rate is now 9.3 per cent.

By JAEL MBOGA

19 succumb to Covid-19 as 589 test positive

Kenya has in the last 24 hours lost 19 people to Covid-19, pushing the cumulative fatalities to 3,345.

By JAEL MBOGA

CS Kagwe: You will get your second Covid-19 dose, don’t worry

All Kenyans who got their first dose will get their second dose at the expected time frame.

By JAEL MBOGA

Health ministry in bid to curb rising Covid-19 cases in Nyanza after Madaraka Day fete

In the past three weeks, the Health ministry has noticed a steady increase in the number of Covid cases in Nyanza

By JAEL MBOGA

Government admits Madaraka Day fete to blame for Covid-19 spike

The gatherings and increased intercountry movements during Madaraka Day in Kisumu may cause an upsurge

By JAEL MBOGA