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Sh60m emergency roadside centres to treat crash victims
Shipping & Logistics Sh60m emergency roadside centres to treat crash victims Tuesday, August 20, 2019 19:07 By NANCY NAHOLI | A road accident at Salgaa along the Nakuru-Eldoret Highway killing two students on February 18,2019. FILE PHOTO | NMG More roadside emergency response centres are set to be built near black spots on the Nairobi-Nakuru-Eldoret Highway to help road crashes survivors get first aid.
Kenya: Nakuru Hospitals Get Medical Supplies Worth Sh100 Million
By Phyllis Musasia and Nancy Naholi Nakuru County on Monday distributed assorted medical supplies worth Sh100 million in an effort to provide equal healthcare services to more than 2.3 million residents in the region. The medicines will be distributed to 12 sub-county hospitals. While flagging off the consignment, Nakuru Deputy Governor Eric Korir said the county executive is committed to working with the Health department to provide the best healthcare services to the fast growing population.
Nakuru hospitals get medical supplies worth Sh100m
Nakuru hospitals get medical supplies worth Sh100m Tuesday July 23 2019 Nakuru Deputy Governor Eric Korir on July 22, 2019 inspects some of the medicines to be distributed to various hospitals in the county during the flagging off ceremony. PHOTO | PHYLLIS MUSASIA | NATION MEDIA GROUP In Summary Deputy Governor Eric Korir said the county is committed to provide the best healthcare services to the fast growing population.
Kenya: KWS Pilots Get Special Training at U.S. Hammond Airport
By Nancy Naholi Seven Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) pilots have received specialised training in the US which aims to help support wildlife management. The pilots received the training on how to handle gyrocopters at the Hammond Northshore Regional Airport for one month. Also receiving a separate training on maintenance of gyrocopters are two engineers, one from the Kenya Civil Aviation.
KWS pilots get special training at Hammond Airport, USA
KWS pilots get special training at Hammond Airport, USA Tuesday June 18 2019 The KWS pilots, flanked by their trainers, at the Hammond Northshore Regional Airport in the US where they received a one-month specialised training on how to handle gyrocopters. The training aims to help KWS in wildlife management. PHOTO | COURTESY | KWS In Summary A gyrocopter is a rotary-wing aircraft that uses a propeller and a freely rotating rotor for lift.
KWS pilots get special training at Hammond Airport, USA
Seven Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) pilots have received specialised training in the US which aims to help support wildlife management. The pilots received the training on how to handle gyrocopters at the Hammond Northshore Regional Airport for one month. Also receiving a separate training on maintenance of gyrocopters are two engineers, one from the Kenya Civil Aviation.
Man charged with beating landlord who demanded rent at night
Man charged with beating landlord who demanded rent at night Monday June 10 2019 Nakuru Law Courts. A tenant who allegedly assaulted his landlord for demanding rent at night was on June charged in a Nakuru court. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP In Summary The man escaped after learning that the landlord had reported the attack at Kaptembwo Police Station. But he was arrested at his hideout in Kaptembwo on June 8 by police who were pursuing him. The case will be mentioned on June 24 for judgment.
Why Kenyans turn to private investigators
In Summary Raphael Daudi Musau who works at Hawk Eye says the most credible PIs are retired members of the disciplined forces. Some of the PI companies charge between Sh50,000 and Sh1 million, depending on their services. Criminologist Kiyo Ng’ang’a says PIs deal mostly with marital infidelity and private companies’ internal investigations.
Kenya: Why Kenyans Turn to Private Investigators
opinion By Stella Cherono, Nancy Naholi When Lawrence Mbuthia returned form Australia after two years of study and realised that there were huge, unaccounted for sums of money missing from his company's accounts, he reported the matter to the police, saying his wife was the prime suspect. But they shrugged it off as a "domestic issue that required a domestic solution", so he sought the help of a private investigator.
Why Kenyans turn to private investigators
In Summary Criminologist Kiyo Ng’ang’a says PIs deal mostly with marital infidelity and private companies’ internal investigations. Advertisement By STELLA CHERONO More by this Author By NANCY NAHOLI More by this Author When Lawrence Mbuthia returned form Australia after two years of study and realised that there were huge, unaccounted for sums of money missing from his company’s accounts, he reported the matter to the police, saying his wife was the prime suspect.
Over 300 targeted in Nakuru County’s free cataract surgery
Over 300 targeted in Nakuru County’s free cataract surgery Thursday May 30 2019 Nakuru Governor Lee Kinyanjui greets patients who turned up for eye surgery at the Nakuru Level Five Hospital. The free operation targets over 300 people and ends on June 2, 2019. PHOTO | COURTESY In Summary The free eye operation is funded by Mata Amritanandamayi in partnership with the Nakuru County government. Ms Kagwi acknowledged that aging is the main cause of eye cataracts.
Kenya: Lawyers Offer Free Legal Services to Nakuru Residents
By Geoffrey Ondieki, Kate Wanderi and Nancy Naholi Lawyers from National Legal Aid Service (NLAS) on Tuesday represented various litigants for free at the Nakuru Law Courts. The lawyers represented the clients before Principal Magistrate Bernard Mararo. Flora Bidali, an advocate of the High Court, who oversaw the event, said their main aim was to represent clients who lack lawyers and to create legal awareness.
Lawyers offer free legal services to Nakuru residents
Lawyers offer free legal services to Nakuru residents Tuesday May 28 2019 A lawyer representing her clients in court. Lawyers from National Legal Aid Service on May 28, 2019 represented various litigants for free at the Nakuru Law Courts. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP In Summary Ms Bidali added that they will provide legal advice to the publics at no fee. The programme is currently running in the five counties of Nakuru, Nairobi, Eldoret, Mombasa and Kisumu.
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