Raila leaves behind a rich legacy that will long outlive his death and will be a subject of history for years to come.
The beauty is that a rich legacy long outlives one’s death.
Hospitals are not being asked to bear losses. They are simply being asked to uphold their professional and moral duty to save lives.
Appeal for shorter, all-oral and safer treatment regimens must not go unheard.
A simple statement – “I am unwell but recovering” – can restore calm and confidence
Environmental conservation is not a one-day affair but must be inculcated in our culture.
Patients must never be made to kowtow to insensitive bureaucrats. Health is a right.
The future of Kenya’s brightest lies in limbo and the prospect of Kenya’s top universities will definitely not attract international students.
A diploma-qualified head teacher supervising a cadre of university graduates in specialised subjects creates natural friction.
