Kisumu Broke Record to Emerge 2nd in The Kicosca Games 8th Edition

By Matilda Atieno, On November 20th, the 8th Kenya Inter-Counties Sports and Cultural Association (KICOSCA) games came to an end in the Intercounty premier multi-sport competition held in Embu, County 014. The seven-day event recorded high participation as fans were treated to a series of performances in the week-long games. After emerging 2nd in the
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Creating awareness on pre-term births.

By Faith lawino and Beryl Alaka. Of the most thrilling and exciting moments on earth, is the joy of giving birth to a newborn. The happiness and fulfillment that comes with being a mother is unexplainable, however, such joy is cut short by the baby being delivered before its due time.  The act of delivering
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New Initiative to Benefit 2500 Medium and Small Business in Kisumu

By Gloria Simiyu The county government through the department of Business trade and Markets in partnership with the USAID and Strathmore University has plans to strengthen the capacity of Kisumu SMEs and build linkages to international markets through a project dabbed the Kenya small business development center. The Kenya small business development center initiative is
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JOOTRH’s CASUALTY UNIT, SAVIOUR TO MOTORBIKE RIDERS PRONE TO ROAD ACCIDENTS.

patients que at the JOOTRH casualty unit . by LORRAINE ANYANGO AND FAITH LAWINO Inside the enormous Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital, lay a house section, on top of lintel are inscribed the words “EMERGENCY AND TRAUMA CENTRE” It is also called the casualty unit. These writings are noted in red, perhaps that
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breast cancer awareness

by Beryl Alaka As the rest of the world dedicated an entire month to support cancer victims, the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral hospital (JOOTRH’s) breast cancer support group took to the streets to raise awareness on breast cancer. The support group comprising of men and women who are acute, extended and permanent survivors
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Covid-19 vaccines receivers at JOOTRH exhibits hope.

By Lorraine Anyango and Faith Lawino Owour At Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital, the covid 19 vaccine queue is progressive with residents ready for the jab. “It is a thumbs up.” Gilbert Ouko, an IT expert, is up and down registering participants for the Covid-19 vaccine. Ouko too has been vaccinated and urges
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