Three major oil marketers are expected to produce at least 20,000 litres of sanitisers daily to support the government’s fight against the spread of coronavirus.
Vivo Energy Kenya, Total and Ola Energy (formerly OiLibya) have volunteered to produce alcohol-based sanitisers to meet the high demand for the disinfectant.
The government plans to freely distribute the sanitisers to the most exposed individuals and sectors of the economy like the Public Service Vehicle Operators.
Iqra Salah, A4T grantee, has been investigating Kenya’s growing burden of drug resistant Tuberculosis. DR-TB is exerting a significant strain on the country’s economy and the health of the patients. It is six times more expensive to treat the disease…
Eye on Corruption investigative journalist, Iqra Salah, travelled to Turkana County on several occasions to document the story of families ravaging in hunger and poverty, in a country where the government through the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has…
