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Lamu hospital picked to show Kenya’s telemedicine future

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By Brian Otieno Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
The King Fahad Lamu County Referral Hospital / BRIAN OTIENO The King Fahad Lamu County Referral Hospital / BRIAN OTIENO A Lamu hospital has earned national recognition after being showcased as an example of the future of telemedicine, placing the county at the centre of Kenya’s emerging digital healthcare transformation.
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How intermarriages could end tribalism in Kenya – Gov Godhana

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By Brian Otieno Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Tana River Governor Dhadho Godhana at the wedding of Emmanuel Munene and Irene Kauchi in Mombasa on Saturday / BRIAN OTIENO Tana River Governor Dhadho Godhana has urged young Kenyans to marry across communities, saying intermarriage can help build national cohesion and weaken tribalism. Godhana, however, said marriage alone would not eliminate tribalism. He argued that leaders must deliberately nurture the bonds created through intermarriage.
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State calls on Coastal women to join cooperatives for sustainability

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By Brian Otieno Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Senior deputy commissioner for cooperative development in charge of policy, standard and capacity building Ann Mutinda with Kwale women in the fisheries business on Friday / BRIAN OTIENO For more than nine years, Mwanatumu Mwakopo has made a living from the sea. Every day, the fish vendor in Ramisi, Kwale county, relies on the catch brought in by fishermen to earn an income and support her family.
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