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DCI urged to speed up Stuchburry murder probe

DCI urged to speed up Stuchburry murder probe
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Mammito s reaction as she is named among Top 20 Most Influential Women in Kenya

Mammito s reaction as she is named among Top 20 Most Influential Women in Kenya
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Cuts to UK research funding threaten critical human rights projects across the world

There have been recent controversial cuts to the UK’s aid budget – slashed from 0.7% of gross national income to 0.5% last month – which have undermined the country’s commitment to “be a force for good in the world”. The cuts will have a devastating impact on the provision of services in humanitarian crises, such as in Yemen, and it will also affect vital research projects. UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), the body that controls research funding in the UK, has told universities that projects under the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF), part of the UK’s official development assistance, are to be defunded. This is due to a budget shortfall of £120million (US$166million), amounting to a 70% reduction for the financial year 2021-2022.

Poor treatment blamed for increasing cancer deaths

From 5,250 reported cases of cervical cancer in Kenya last year, 3,286 women died, making it the top killer variant among women. But the study at the Nairobi Cancer Registry at the Kenya Medical Research Institute and Eldoret Registry at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) found that Kenya offers the best cervical cancer care in Sub-Saharan Africa. The study compared the quality of care in nine African countries. “By country, the proportion of patients receiving cancer treatment with curative potential varied from four per cent in Maputo (Mozambique) to 49 per cent in Nairobi.” Overall, the study decries the low survival rates in Africa at 29 per cent, five years after treatment compared with 67 per cent in the US.

Time to pay attention to dairy production chain

THE STANDARD By Rading Biko | February 28th 2021 at 06:10:00 GMT +0300 NAIROBI, KENYA: The dairy sector plays a key role in Kenya s rural area. Majority of people living in these areas more so women and children live below a dollar mark per day. Most rural families own a cow or two, a major source of income for them, where the milk surplus is sold directly to other members of the community depending on demand. A recent survey by the Kenya Market Trust revealed that 86 per cent of Kenya’s milk (approximately 5.2 billion litres) is sold by unorganised, small-scale businesses in informal markets.

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