… We have 23 other facilities set up in Kenyatta Hospital, the Police Hospital in Nairobi, Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret, the Kenyatta Hospital in Thika, Alupe Hospital in Busia and many others," Ruto added. …
… He said 23 other facilities set up in Kenyatta Hospital, in the police hospital in Nairobi, in Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret, in Kenyatta Hospital in Thika, in Alupe Hospital in Busia, and in many other areas. …
… He noted that the Laikipia facility would join 23 existing isolation and treatment centres across the country, including those at Kenyatta National Hospital, the National Police Hospital and Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital. …
… According to the Health Ministry, the government has already set up dedicated isolation and treatment facilities in key referral institutions, including Kenyatta National Hospital, the Kenya National Police Hospital and Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH). …
… Subscribe to our newsletterHe added that there are several dedicated isolation and treatment facilities, including specialized units Kenyatta National Hospital, the Kenya National Police Hospital, and the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH). …
… Doctors referred him to Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH). However, his journey to the hospital was cut short by the nationwide matatu strike triggered by rising fuel prices, which has paralysed transport services across the country.Kakamega, Chavakali Eldoret route to MT …
… At the same time, the President announced plans to establish a Level Six hospital in Bungoma County to bring specialised healthcare services closer to residents and reduce pressure on the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret. …
… d the charge of causing grievous harm to his ex-lover during plea-taking and was subsequently freed on a bond of Ksh. 50,000 or deposit a cash bail of Ksh. 20,000.The prosecution has lined up four key witnesses, including the medical doctor from Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital …
Audio By VocalizeMoi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) Director of Human Resource Management, Anne Chemworsoio, informed an Eldoret Court that staff members used 28 forged academic and professional certificates to gain employment. …
President William Ruto opened the Kenya School of TVET Moiben Campus in Uasin Gishu County, the first TVET trainer college outside Nairobi, pledging to expand the campus and build student hostels to increase the supply of instructors for technical colleges.
President William Ruto opened the Kenya School of TVET Moiben Campus in Uasin Gishu County, the first TVET trainer college outside Nairobi, pledging to expand the campus and build student hostels to increase the supply of instructors for technical colleges.
The Ministry of Health announced that 122 contacts of the first confirmed Ebola patient have been identified and verified, with 108 placed in quarantine and monitored. None have developed symptoms so far, and contact tracing continues as part of a coordinated national containment response.
Kenya has identified 122 contacts linked to its first imported Bundibugyo Ebola case confirmed on October 6, with 108 in quarantine under close supervision and no new infections reported since the patient's death. Of 293 samples tested from 289 alerts, only the imported case tested positive, and Kenya has screened 667,675 travellers at 26 points of entry.
The Cabinet has approved settlement of verified government pending bills worth Ksh.23.74 billion covering 28,726 claims of Ksh.50 million and below, representing 98 per cent of recommended claims following a Pending Bills Verification Committee review. Some affected suppliers and contractors have reportedly been waiting for payment since 2005.
Kenyan comedian DJ Shiti criticised the government's Social Health Authority framework and systemic failures in public hospitals at his father's funeral, reflecting on his family's six-year struggle managing his father's terminal cancer and highlighting how chronic illnesses strain ordinary Kenyan families while those with private insurance access better care.
Kenya's Cabinet has approved the settlement of 28,726 verified government pending bills worth Sh23.74 billion for suppliers and contractors owed up to Sh50 million, with some claims dating back to 2005. The approval follows a review by the Pending Bills Verification Committee, which received 115,617 claims worth Sh664.8 billion and recommended 29,257 claims valued at Sh155.34 billion for settlement.
Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale urged airlines, tourists and businesses to maintain normal operations, saying Kenya remains safe for travel, tourism and investment following confirmation of the country's first imported Ebola case, a Kenyan citizen who died after arriving from the Democratic Republic of Congo via Uganda.
Kenya's Ministry of Health has designated five health facilities as isolation centres for suspected Ebola cases as the country remains on high alert. Ten people are currently in quarantine while contact tracing has identified 57 contacts, and screening has been intensified at border crossings and Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
Kenya confirmed its first imported Ebola case from the Democratic Republic of Congo; the patient died on October 6. Public Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni said the country is focused on tracing fifty-seven identified contacts, with ten already in quarantine at Nairobi's National Police Service Hospital, and emphasized this is not an outbreak.
Kenya has identified 57 contacts of the country's first confirmed Ebola case, with 10 already quarantined at the National Police Service Hospital as health authorities trace the remaining 47. The government has designated five facilities with a combined 239 beds for isolation and management of suspected and confirmed cases.
After reporting its first Ebola case and death on Tuesday from a patient arriving from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya's Health Cabinet Secretary announced that flights from ten countries (DRC, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Angola, Zambia, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Central African Republic) will use a designated entry point at JKIA, where passengers must undergo mandatory health screening and fill declaration forms.
Kenya's Ministry of Health has heightened its response following the country's first reported Ebola case, with 10 people admitted to quarantine facilities and 57 contacts identified through contact tracing. Ministry officials are working with county governments and faith-based health facilities to prepare for a potential surge in cases.
Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale said the 48-hour interval between detection of Kenya's first suspected Ebola case and confirmation resulted from subjecting the patient's blood sample to multiple laboratory tests at the National Virology Laboratory, Kemri, and the US CDC for verification.
Kenya's Ministry of Health has designated five hospitals with a combined capacity of 241 beds to manage Ebola cases, with The Nairobi Hospital holding the largest capacity at 130 beds. The government has also established temporary isolation centres for suspected cases as it continues surveillance and contact tracing following the death of the country's first confirmed Ebola patient.
President William Ruto has directed the National Security Council Committee to assess Kenya's Ebola situation after a patient with an imported case of Ebola Virus Disease died. The government has intensified surveillance, contact tracing, and testing; eight family members and 21 healthcare workers have been quarantined, and 27 passengers from the deceased's flight have been identified and contacted.
President William Ruto has directed an enhanced national response to Ebola following the death of a patient with an imported case of Ebola Virus Disease. The Government has intensified surveillance, contact tracing, and testing, with eight family members and 21 healthcare workers quarantined, and 27 passengers identified for monitoring.
Doctors Dennis Miskellah and Joseph Kariuki criticized the government's response to Kenya's first confirmed Ebola case, noting that the patient landed on Saturday but the case was only reported on Tuesday. They said the patient was permitted to leave Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for Nairobi Hospital despite arriving while sick, and questioned why he received visitors who subsequently dispersed into the community.
Nelson Musungu, a Bungoma-based journalist diagnosed with kidney failure in March 2026, is appealing for Sh3 million to fund a kidney transplant scheduled for September 2026 at MTRH in Eldoret. He currently undergoes dialysis twice weekly and has exhausted personal resources despite SHA support for some treatment costs.
The Social Health Authority is meeting with associations of private and faith-based hospitals to resolve disagreements over a new contract cycle (HAKIKA) set for October 1. The hospital consortiums have submitted about 40 items of concern, including objections to hospitals bearing financial burden when SHA delays payment of claims.
A fuel tanker overturned during a head-on collision with a saloon car near Paul Boit High School in Turbo along the Eldoret-Webuye highway on Thursday night, killing three people and injuring 23 others. The tanker exploded as locals attempted to siphon leaking fuel from the wreckage.
An oil tanker explosion on the Eldoret-Turbo Road has killed three people, with 22 injured currently admitted to hospital, seven of whom are in intensive care with severe burns. The accident occurred after the tanker collided with another vehicle and caught fire as members of the public attempted to scoop spilled fuel.
A fuel tanker overturned on the Eldoret-Webuye highway near Paul Boit Secondary School in Turbo, sparking a fire that killed two people and injured nine others now admitted to Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital. Police say the fire may have been triggered when someone attempted to remove the tanker's battery, as residents rushed to siphon fuel.
An oil tanker collided with a saloon car on the Eldoret-Webuye highway on Thursday night, killing two people and injuring 22 others, of whom seven remain in critical condition at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital. Police say members of the public rushed to the scene to siphon fuel when the tanker exploded.
A suspect linked to the theft of three cows was beaten to death, while his accomplice sustained serious injuries after the pair were found driving the animals from Nandi towards Uasin Gishu County. The cattle belonged to a Kabisaga village resident and were stolen Monday night.
An oil tanker overturned on the Eldoret-Webuye road in Turbo, Uasin Gishu County, caught fire after residents reportedly rushed to siphon fuel. Two bodies have been recovered so far, but the county police commander warned the death toll could rise as rescue efforts continue.
Kenya has signed a partnership with Italian firm GKSD Group to develop 15 new hospitals across the country, comprising 13 Level 5 county referral hospitals and two Level 6 national teaching and referral hospitals. The agreement, signed at State House Nairobi and witnessed by President Ruto, is part of the Government of Italy's Mattei Plan for Africa partnership framework.
Transport services on the Webuye-Eldoret Highway were disrupted after residents of Matunda protested rising insecurity in Likuyani sub-county, with leaders and residents demanding an overhaul of the security team over increased cases of murder and robbery. Residents say more than seven people have died in the area in less than three months.
Henry Wanyoike Laiban was sentenced to life imprisonment by Eldoret Senior Principal Magistrate Kimani Mukabi after being found guilty of defiling his 10-year-old niece in July 2018. The girl testified that her uncle lured her into his house under the pretext of helping him sweep, and medical examination revealed findings consistent with defilement.
A GSU constable was arrested after allegedly shooting a 45-year-old woman multiple times during an altercation at the GSU Mess compound in Eldoret on Sunday. The officer, attached as a bodyguard to a local governor, fled the scene but was apprehended overnight; a Jericho pistol was recovered and he faces murder charges.
Thousands of healthcare interns—including medical officers, dentists, pharmacists, nurses and clinical officers—have threatened to strike from August 31, 2026, over delayed salaries. The interns say the Ministry of Health failed to honour its commitment to pay them by July 25, leaving many struggling to afford basic needs.