AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Workforce Safeguards: WHO says Uganda has improved enough to be removed from its severe health worker shortage recruitment “red list,” sparking mixed reactions as some cadres still face gaps. Reproductive Health Rights: Civil society warns Kenya’s abortion law remains unclear, leaving women and girls and providers in fear and delay when seeking care. Road Safety: NTSA has launched investigations after a Salama, Makueni crash killed 17 Catholic pilgrims and injured seven, urging drivers to avoid dangerous overtaking on the Nairobi–Mombasa highway blackspot. Police Integrity Push: Kenya’s National Police Service plans mandatory ethics and integrity training to curb corruption risks across ranks. Maternal Health & Access: Kenya and Türkiye move to deepen health cooperation, including training and plans for women and children’s centres under a new bilateral framework. Older Persons Bill: Government assures the Older Persons Bill 2024 will be enacted before the 2027 election. Local Health Services: Kericho’s Green View Hospital denies social media claims and reiterates its dialysis and critical care services. Community Health Coverage: Mombasa launches free medical services in county facilities through October 31 as part of “Mwezi wa Baba.”
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