Covid-19: Kenya records 801 cases as positivity rate rises to 13.2 pc

Kenya’s Covid-19 toll reached 3,826 after 15 patients succumbed to the virus

By MIRERI JUNIOR

Men, elderly lead in vaccine uptake, ministry says

ministry reports the proportion of adults fully vaccinated out of the 50 million population was at 2.2 per cent as of Monday, July 19

By WINFREY OWINO

Ministry says informal settlements record most Covid cases

Informal settlement areas like Makadara sub-county, Roysambu, Kibra have over 20 new patients of Covid-19 in last 24 hours

By WINFREY OWINO

Covid-19: 15 die, 131 in ICU as Kenya records 323 new cases

The total recoveries so far stand at 182,326 after 644 patients recovered from the disease in the last 24 hours

By MIRERI JUNIOR

Kenya records 692 Covid-19 cases, 8 deaths in last 24 hours

At least 124 patients are in the ICU, 38 of whom are on ventilatory support and 60 on supplemental oxygen

By MIRERI JUNIOR

Covid-19: 120 in ICU as Kenya records 188 new cases

Death reached 3,723 after one patient succumbed to the virus in the last 24 hours

By MIRERI JUNIOR

Covid-19: Kenya records 241 new cases, 1,041 recoveries in last 24 hours

Kenya has by July 11, 2021, administered 1,539,087 vaccines across the country

By MIRERI JUNIOR

Take Sh4.4 billion, use it wisely for HIV, TB, malaria...no scandals!

The money was from the Global Fund Grant Management division for supporting programs on HIV, TB and malaria.

By BELDEEN WALIAULA

Less than two per cent of population fully vaccinated, Ministry says

Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe says only 1.8 percent (475, 000) adults fully vaccinated

By WINFREY OWINO

Covid-19: 15 die, 1,186 recover as Kenya records 185 new cases

The new infections take the country’s positivity rate to 9.0 per cent

By MIRERI JUNIOR

Covid-19: Kenya records 277 new cases in last 24 hours

One hundred and fifteen (115) patients are in the ICU, 34 of whom are on ventilatory support and 50 on supplemental oxygen.

By MIRERI JUNIOR

CS Mutahi announces 524 new Covid-19 infections and positivity of eight

The CS said the government was doing everything it could to stem the tide and appealed to residents to also do their part to combat the disease.

By PHARES MUTEMBEI