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A section of leaders and patients in West Pokot County have raised concern over shortage of drugs in health facilities in the county. Speaking to the press in Kapenguria on Tuesday, area senator Mr. Samuel Poghisio observed that they have received several public outcry over insufficient drugs in most of the health facilities in the area pointing out that Level 3 and 4 hospitals are worst hit by the shortage. Poghisio said patients were not getting adequate services from the facilities and instead were being referred to private pharmacies to buy drugs. Poghisio lamented that at the moment the county is grappling with high prevalence rate of malaria and lack of drugs might worsen the situation, mentioning the worst hit areas as Alale and Sigor and also lack of enough working personnel is also a big blow to the health sector. Kapenguria MP Samuel Moroto supported the Senator complaints and asked the county government to look into the issue and purchase sufficient drugs that can last for a long time. The patients said the situation is dire and needs urgent intervention before deaths are reported. Medics who managed to speak raised concern, saying majority of patients are suffering due to shortage, saying many are too poor to buy expensive drugs from private pharmacies. The CEC of health, Geoffrey Lipale said the Kenya Medical Supply Authority Kemsa is to be blamed for the shortage of drugs in the county, saying it introduced laws and rules before they supply drugs to any county which has been a stumbling block for restocking of drugs to counties. He added that the MPs passed a law in parliament that make county governments to get their medical supply from Kemsa, saying any county buying drugs out of Kemsa will be subject to prosecution. He said the law that was passed by the National Assembly put the county in an awkward situation, saying they have given their order to Kemsa but surprisingly the first order at Kemsa is Kenyatta National Hospital followed by others. The last batch of drugs was supplied three months ago which costs the county Sh25 million. By John Saina. You must be logged in to post a comment. Tuesday, October 22, Idara August 8, West Pokot 0. Share on Twitter Tweet. Send email Mail. County Assembly to spearhead campaign against abuse of drugs. Malindi International Airport extends operation time to midnight. Related Articles. Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a comment.

Leaders raise concern over shortage of drugs

Malindi buying Ecstasy

If you are a sweet tooth, you cannot miss the ecstasy of tasting Halwa. Its name derives from the Arabic word 'helw' which literally means sweet, it is a really delicious dessert that is widespread throughout the Middle East, Asia and some African countries. The customs of the Kenyan coast derive from an intriguing and thousand-year-old history of interchanges with the whole Indian Ocean region starting from the Arabian Peninsula and the Persian Gordium. Arab sailors from Oman used to carry halwa, for long Indian Ocean crossings to Tanzania and Kenya, preserved in palm leaf containers preserving it and keeping it edible for several months. With the arrival of Arab traders, the habits and customs of their culture, including gastronomy, took root. This tradition has been handed down from generation to generation and even today, along the entire Kenyan coast, it is still possible to enjoy this special dessert from such distant origins. Halwa is a gelatinous, calorie-rich and dangerously addictive dessert. The aromas of cane sugar, the floral notes of rosewater and the scent of cardamom permeate the air of hidden alleys from Lamu to Malindi, from Mombasa to Stone Town. Other fundamental ingredients are tapioca starch, which gives it a velvety texture, honey or sugar in large quantities, clarified butter, saffron for its reddish colour and sometimes almond or sesame seeds as a garnish. Excellent to accompany with a cup of bitter black coffee or spicy tea, as is still the custom in some typical Mombasa restaurants. Halwa is very popular and appreciated for all important occasions and celebrations such as weddings and birthdays but especially during fasting periods during Ramadhan as a small amount restores sugar levels and restores energy. It can be served in large aluminium trays to share with all diners or in small portions for easy distribution, although originally, as sailors from Oman used to do, it was put in a small woven basket called Kitalifa. Also in Malindi there are two shops where it is produced and sold take-away, usually wrapped in oiled paper sheets. There are myths and superstitions related to this dessert, some say that it is the favourite meal of evil spirits that make those who consume it to be possessed, others say that the main reason why Halwa is served during weddings is to divert attention from the bride and groom through its immense sweetness and not to be so afflicted by the evil eye and envy. We, at most, can say that eating it hot with a scoop of vanilla ice cream can be addictive! She trained for six months and when they saw her seriousness, competence and above all endurance, many With an evening of haute cuisine by Michelin guided chef and taste ambassador Luca Mastromattei In difficult times for essential commodities and subsistence food for the Kenyan population, especially the A feminine aperitif, fun, light and also a bit spicy, the one proposed by the Osteria Town in Malindi We do not casually speak of 'culinary art,' because the world of muses is not limited only to classical expressions Since the first Saturday in October, Malindi has been enriched by a new restaurant with classy The Ministry of Trade and Industry of Kenya has decided to close all shops selling retail products or materials The legendary Vespa, parked in the small square of Karen's 'The Hub' shopping center, greets customers At the end of the last century, or rather in the eighties and nineties that had launched Kenya as Tomorrow, Saturday 2nd October, Malindi will once again meet in the name of sharing, the exhibition With the arrival of the season, the reopening of venues and resorts in Watamu, the wide selection of An ancient Swahili legend tells us that before the arrival of the Portuguese, the indigenous people of the Kenyan coast did not eat avocado but used only oil, because they considered it neither fruit nor vegetables. Toggle navigation. Local Products. TAGS: dolci kenya ricette kenya prodotti kenya cucina swahili. Within the International Week of Italian Cuisine promoted all over the world by the Remedies to increasingly expensive and less imported maize by redazione. Countdown to the international week of Italian cuisine in the world, the World Week of For sure avocado is healthy! Energy, protection, good cholesterol, try oy in the 'kenian salad' by redazione. Titolare del sito: Jamproject srl. Como - Italy P. IVA e-mail: info malindikenya.

Malindi buying Ecstasy