Waziri Koki and health COs during the presser Our Reporter The County Ministry of Health and Sanitation has dismissed misleading social media reports alleging that tuberculosis (TB) patients are sharing beds with non-TB patients at the Kitui County Referral Hospital (KCRH). Addressing the media Saturday afternoon, County Minister for Health and Sanitation, Ruth Koki, termed the claims as grossly malicious, noting that Governor Malombe’s administration remains committed to delivering efficient, equitable, and quality healthcare services to all Kitui residents. “I wish to clarify that no TB-infected patient is sharing a hospital bed with a patient who does not have TB, as has been peddled by some people on social media,” Waziri Koki, said during the press briefing. She was flanked by her Chief Officers Dr. Benson Musyoka (Medical Services), Aggrey Kamba (Drugs and Medical Supplies), and Lynn Kitwan (Public Health). Senate committee visit twisted by vultures Misinformed onli...
Governor Malombe with Tharaka Ward MCA Ndagara inspecting Gatoroni Dispensary which is now operational Our Reporter The much awaited Gatoroni Dispensary in Tharaka Ward is now operational, courtesy of Governor Dr. Julius Malombe's efforts to take quality healthcare services closer to the people. Fully operational since September 2025, Gatoroni Dispensary offers critical outpatient services alongside comprehensive maternity care. Speaking while commissioning the facility, Governor Malombe stated that the presence of a functional maternity unit at the far flung region will significantly improve maternal and child health outcomes. It will also reduce emergency referrals and complications associated with delayed treatment, the county boss added. For decades, residents of Tharaka Ward endured the pain of accessing basic healthcare services. For many residents, the newly commissioned facility is more than a building; it is a long-awaited solution to a daily challenge ...
Gov Malombe issues joint communique' at the coast Our Reporter The just-ended retreat between the County Executive and the County Assembly at Pride Inn Hotel at the Kenyan Coast has been hailed as a huge success. The two arms of the Kitui County Government resolved to work harmoniously, each respecting the other’s constitutional mandate. Governor Julius Malombe, who addressed the joint consultative forum before briefing the press, underlined that his administration will now channel focus into three priority sectors aimed at transforming livelihoods. The sectors earmarked by Malombe’s administration are Health, Water, and Roads. The Governor pledged commensurate budget allocations in these departments to drive impactful grassroots programmes. " Going forward, we are going to rationalize our resources to focus on Health, Water, and Roads," Governor Malombe affirmed. On roads, the County boss said his administration will open, grade, and gravel more feeder roads to boost c...
It was great. We look forward to seeing August come and have our governor back...He will win with a landslide..
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