The Citizen Voice

 Kisumu Governor Prof.Anyang Nyong'o flags off an ambulance that the county has launched as part of the ambulatory service to help in referral of patients to other health facilities within the county-Photo By Dickson Odhiambo By Dickson Odhiambo. June 25, 2019. Nyong’o launches new ambulatory services for Kisumu County. KISUMU Governor Prof. Peter Anyang Nyong’o has officially launched an ambitious ambulatory services that will ensure that emergency health cases are addressed urgently. Nyong’o said with Kisumu being a pilot county on issues of Universal Health Care {UHC} and there is need to ensure that every level health care service delivery does what it ought to do and when it can’t should be referred to another level hence the launch of ambulatory system. Addressing the press today when he officially flagged off a new state-of the art Ambulance at an estimated cost of shs 5 million for Gita dispensary in Kisumu East Sub-County, Kisumu Govern

Market/Mlimani MCA Seth Ochieng Kanga{L} gives a cheque to a parent of a beneficiary student on Ward Bursary.He has called upon the County Government of Kisumu to increase the bursary allocation from shs 2m to shs 5m yearly so that many can benefit-Photo By Dickson Odhiambo By Dickson Odhiambo. June 21, 2019. Kisumu MCAs want bursary allocation for wards increased to shs 5 million to benefit many. MEMBERS of the County Assembly of Kisumu want the County Government to increase the bursary allocation to their wards from shs 2million to shs 5million per ward every financial year. Market/Mlimani Ward Representative Seth Ochieng Kanga says the current bursary allocation to the wards of sh 2million is not enough at all hence need to increase it. Addressing the press and electorates of Market/Mlimani Ward today during the official disbursement of the ward’s bursary cheques to beneficiaries where over sh 1.9 million has been disbursed, Kanga said his ward whi

 Media Council of Kenya Chief Executive Officer David Omwoyo addressing Feed-back Forum in Nairobi today about a research study findings by the Association of Media Women in Kenya{AMWIK} on Fake News Project.The council is working towards assisting bloggers to come up with a code of conduct to help them minimize fake news-Photo By Dickson Odhiambo  By Dickson Odhiambo. June 13, 2019. MCK to assist Bloggers to come up with code of conduct to help tackling fake news. The Media Council of Kenya has said it is working towards assisting bloggers across the country come up with a code of conduct which will help them in tackling the issue of fake news. The Council’s Chief Executive Officer David Omwoyo says, they seek to engage bloggers across the country through the Kenya Bloggers Association so as to assist them come up with a code of conduct in combating fake news. Addressing participants during a feedback forum in Nairobi about a research study finding