Despite some positive developments, poverty in Kenya has continued to be a huge problem. One quarter and half of the population earn less than $1 US each day. Half of all rural Kenyans are living below the poverty line. That represents approximately 9 million people. The situation is not quite as bad in the urban centers, where such poverty only effects a third of the population.
There are several factors contributing to the ongoing problem of poverty in Kenya, though the issue of Kenya's economic state is far more complex.
So what's your hunger and poverty solutions in Kenya? This will help to eradicate the vice in our societies.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Swine Flu
Barely a week after Kenya announced several austerity measures to counter the spread of the swine flu into the country, health authorities have announced that the Eastern African country does not have the capacity to test for the killer disease.
In the event of a suspected case of the flu, the country’s Influenza Centre at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) says the specimen would have to be flown to the World Health Organization laboratories in Atlanta, USA, for screening, media reports indicated in Nairobi.
If the country has the capability of testing all other flu viruses what makes it impossible for them to test the swine flu? why do they have to transport the specimen to other countries?
In the event of a suspected case of the flu, the country’s Influenza Centre at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) says the specimen would have to be flown to the World Health Organization laboratories in Atlanta, USA, for screening, media reports indicated in Nairobi.
If the country has the capability of testing all other flu viruses what makes it impossible for them to test the swine flu? why do they have to transport the specimen to other countries?
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