eliakeem
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Hili ni gazeti gani?
African leader taken ill, admitted to city hospital
African leader taken ill, admitted to city hospital
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Hili ni gazeti gani?
Uhuru n Umoja
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These are silly propaganda.
None of these reports have been precise about the actual name of the hospital he has been admitted, they simply say Nairobi hospital.
How many hospitals do you have in Nairobi?
They are going even further, claim doctors are weighing options, blah blah! If the have access to all these info why cant they give the hospital name??
Jaji Mfawidhi
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"She" will rise from Hospital to ashame MABEBERU
Uhuru n Umoja
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Magufuli, at the point of death, will never be admitted anywhere in Kenya.
Tatizo lenu Wakenya, ni kukubali kutumika na Westerners tangu mpate uhuru. You are such a tool.
Vyombo vyenu vya habari vimewaharibu sana. Viongozi wa Tanzania, level ya Rais hawaendagi nje kwa matibabu hovyo unless kwaajili ya special case ambayo haipo nchini.
Hakuna Rais Tanzania aliyewahi pelekwa Kenya kwa matibabu.
Tz boy 4tino
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Most of these taka taka articles 🚮🚮are written from a certain country in EA . Articles written out of hate, confusion, and mysterious agendas.. Why should anyone in his right mind take serious these articles ..??
KENPAULITE
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Its true he is in Nairobi hospital, whether you like it or not, we pray for his quick recovery
It's a rumor not official news. There is no place in this entire world where there are no rumors, rumors can be true or lies and most likely they contain hidden info and the fact is despite this n that why wasn't the rumor be about something else but it rose way it is. They are often close to the truth or lies. Basi ingesemekana ameenda tembea nje but sivyo. Kikatiba mwananchi wa Tz anahaki ya taarifa, ana haki ya kuhoji, ana haki ya kuwaza kwa sauti. Kumbuka hiyo hiyo circle ndo inatoa info kwa wananchi. People are connected bro trust me ni kama inavyosemwa kuwa si covid-19 ni gonjwa la kupumua mbona miaka yote kwenye familia zetu wengine hatuna cases za matatizo ya upumuaji iweje leo zitokee miongoni mwetu then unasema ni tatzo la kupumua ili hali sote tunajua ukweli ni covid-19. It's time watu kuacha cowardice behaviors na mambo mengi tunaburuzana kwasababu Watz wachache wanajua haki zao kisheria na wengi sivyo ndo maana confidence hakuna kwa wengi. Je unajua kupata taarifa muhimu juu ya taifa lako ni haki yako kisheria? Au unadhani taarifa kupata ni optional! Kama taarifa hazitoki then watu hupitia mlango mwengine. Ifike mahala tutumie logic na reality. All in all nasikia India wanajambo lol
Geza Ulole
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Aliyeko Nairobi hospital ni Kibaki, RAO na Rais wa Somalia ambaye kafariki tayari!
Kenya’s Raila Odinga tests positive for Covid-19
FRIDAY MARCH 12 2021
Summary
The opposition leader, who skipped a planned ceremony at State House to mark the third anniversary of the March 9, 2018 Handshake with President Uhuru Kenyatta after being taken ill, becomes the highest profile political leader in the country to contract the virus.ADVERTISEMENT
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Kenya’s head of opposition Raila Odinga has tested positive for Covid-19 at a hospital in Nairobi.
Mr Odinga is battling the virus at The Nairobi Hospital where he was admitted on Tuesday after developing “fatigue”, according to his family.
“Following my letter of the 10th of March 2021, we have confirmed that Rt. Hon. Odinga has SARS-2 Covid-19,” his personal doctor David Olunya said in a statement to newsrooms.
“He is responding well to the treatment he is receiving... and remains upbeat. We are continuing to monitor his progress.”
Mr Odinga, who authorised his medical team to make his status public, later said the Covid-positive finding followed “numerous and complicated tests on me for the last two days”.
In good shape
“While the tests were several, one important result… is that I have been found to have been exposed to Covid-19,” he said in a statement.
“Despite the fact that I feel strong and in good shape after a few days in hospital, I have agreed with my doctors to undertake the mandatory quarantine”.
The ODM leader, who skipped a planned ceremony at State House to mark the third anniversary of the March 9, 2018 Handshake with President Uhuru Kenyatta after being taken ill, becomes the highest profile political leader in the country to contract the virus.
Corona, now in its third wave, has so far claimed 1,899, according to Health ministry statistics.
Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe on Wednesday confirmed the third wave, with the Council of Governors asking Mr Kenyatta to impose a 30-day ban on all political gatherings in his address today.
On Wednesday, Kenya recorded the highest number of infections in a day since January— at 829 from 6,239 samples as the total infections since March last year rising to 111,185.
Safety protocols
The positivity rate stood at 13.3 per cent from Wednesday’s 13.6 percent.
Speaking when she appeared before the National Assembly’s Health Committee on Wednesday, Health Chief Administrative Secretary Mercy Mwangangi said all the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds in Nairobi were occupied.
“We are seeing an increase in hospital and ICU admissions. As of yesterday, all ICUs in Nairobi were full,” she said.
The ODM leader echoed Mr Kagwe’s call on Kenyans to continue observing the safety protocols put in place to contain further spread of the virus.
They include washing hands or applying alcohol-based sanitiser, social distancing and masking.
Medical check-ups
“Covid-19 is real, it is in our midst and we need to observe all the measures being put out by the government, scientists and health personnel. I thank everyone for the good wishes.”
Earlier, Mr Odinga’s family sources had indicated to the Nation that he was fit and had insisted on going home.
"He wants to be discharged and go home. He insists he is okay and can rest at home but we want him to be monitored for some time," the source said.
In some of his past medical check-ups, Mr Odinga underwent operations.
In June last year, he had a minor operation on his back on his three-week medical trip to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
In June 2010, Mr Odinga, then Kenya’s prime minister under President Mwai Kibaki’s Grand Coalition government, underwent an operation at The Nairobi Hospital to remove fluid from the brain.
Kenya’s Raila Odinga tests positive for Covid-19
Kenya’s head of opposition Raila Odinga has tested positive for Covid-19 at a city hospital. Mr Odinga is battling the virus at The Nairobi Hospital where he was admitted on Tuesday after...
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Tony254 huyu akipona sijui !!
Utajua hujui ila Habari ndo iyo bro. Trust the information and the informat but Verify. So what have got to prove him wrong??! I think you are just the quack like them since you got nothing to say otherwise regarding the rumor. Kaa kwa kutulia kama wengine bro
Hahhaha is so used of sniffing butts that when he talks he statters lol
The Monk
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Kuna wakati hata kama unataka kuamini uvumi na tetesi lakini unakwama kabisa.
Wale jamaa zetu tulivyo na visirani nao kabisaa mkuu wetu awe huko wasiseme chochote kwa wanavyopenda sifa?
Kwanza wangejipiga kifua kwa kuwa na huduma bora za matibabu.
Pili, wangetumia fursa hii kumdhalilisha mkuu wetu hasa kuhusu msimamo wake kwenye mapambano dhidi ya hili janga la Covid.
Nadharia zimekua nyingi sana kiasi cha kufanya huu uvumi wote kupoteza uzito.
naiman64
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Naweza kukubali kiongozi wangu labda atakuwa anaumwa lakini kutibiwa Kenya nitakuwa wa mwisho kuamini
KENPAULITE
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Umejiuliza ni nini RAO anafanya Nairobi hospital haswaa?
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Basi yuko wapi Rais? Umesahau Lissu ni hasidi wa Pombe kisiasa. Unadhani hawezi kuwa na taarifa za kule Rais yupo?
Lissu baada ya kulishwa marisasi, alikuja tibiwa the same Nairobi Hospital where he made friends with staff there. Hawa marafiki wake wakiwemo madaktari ikiwa bado wanawasiliana hapo ndipo taarifa hizo zilivyovuja, jana lakini Rais kapelekwa India.
The smart thing to do is for your govt to come forward kuzima tetesi hizi.
residentura
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Ndiyo minafiki inayomzunguka hiyo.
eliakeem
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Rais yuko nchini kwake anaendelea kutekeleza majukumu yake ya kila siku.
Ndiyo maana Nairobi hospital wamekana kujua lolote kuhusu rais wa Tanzania.
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Tanzanian President John Magufuli is admitted at the Nairobi Hospital over Covid-19 related complications.
Sources at the hospital revealed that Magufuli was admitted at the North Wing, a facility usually reserved for the society’s high and mighty, on Tuesday evening and booked in under a code name ostensibly to conceal his identity.
Following his admission, security at the hospital was enhanced and all visitors denied entry past the reception area of the wing he is admitted at.
Sources said Magufuli has been ailing since late last month and was only airlifted to the country when his condition worsened.
“Yes, I can confirm that he is here, he has been booked in under a special code name to conceal his identity,” said the source who did not want to be identified because of the secrecy surrounding the Tanzanian leader’s health.
As fate would have it, erstwhile political comrades are under one roof after Opposition chief Raila Odinga was also admitted at the Nairobi Hospital.
While Magufuli and Raila occupied the two of the three presidential suites at the hospital, former President Mwai Kibaki was at the facility on Monday for what his spokesman described as routine check-up.
“President Kibaki was at Nairobi Hospital on Monday for a routine check-up and went back to his residence. He usually goes there for check-up,” said Ngari Gituku, the retired president’s spokesman.
Raila’s doctor David Oluoch Olunya said the veteran opposition leader who was engaged in a grueling five-day tour of the Coast region last week, was undergoing investigations with a team of doctors and had been advised to rest.
Further investigations
“Raila walked in for a routine medical test at the Nairobi Hospital on Tuesday after feeling some fatigue. He has had a rigorous campaign and needs to have some check-up. He is still undergoing some further investigations. We are continuing to monitor his condition and no doubt he will be able to address the country in due course. He is in good spirits,” said Olunya.
It was an unlikely union for Magufuli and Raila who enjoy a long-standing relationship which developed when the two served as Roads Cabinet ministers in their respective countries.
Raila has made several trips to Magufuli’s Chato home in northern Tanzania. On the other hand, Magufuli was not only chief guest during the coronation of Raila as the Opposition presidential candidate in 2013 but also attended the funeral of his son, Fidel in Siaya.
Magufuli has been the subject of criticism of his failure to impose Covid-19 protocols and encouraging a carefree lifestyle amongst Tanzanians despite warning by the World Health Organisation.
Concerns about Magufuli’s whereabouts arose after Tanzania’s opposition chief Tundu Lissu tweeted asking where he was.
“The president’s well-being is a matter of grave concern. We were informed when Kikwete had prostate surgery. We were told when Mkapa went for hip replacement. We were not kept in the dark when Mwalimu fought leukemia. What’s it with Magufuli that we don’t deserve to know,” he posted.
Nic Cheeseman, a professor of Democracy at the University of Birmingham and formerly the Director of the African Studies Centre at Oxford University, also waded into the debate claiming Magufuli had indeed contracted coronavirus.
“Tanzania President Magufuli is said to be seriously ill. I heard from two different sources days ago, that he has Covid but wanted to avoid hospital given his stance. So don’t expect the government to be forthcoming with info,” read his tweet.
Magufuli is among high-end patients who have been admitted to the North Wing facility. Speculation was high yesterday evening that Magufuli could be flown out of the country to seek treatment in India.
Lissu tweeted: “The latest update from Nairobi: ‘They’re planning to sneak him out to India to avoid social media embarrassment from Kenyans. They feel that it’ll be more embarrassing if the worst happened in Kenya.’ The most powerful man in Tanzania is now being sneaked about like an outlaw!”
Official information
However, a source said Magufuli was still in the hospital on a ventilator and could not be discharged in that state. Even as his aides were mulling transferring him to either the US, Germany, France, Switzerland or India.
With Israel and South Africa indicating they were ready to take him in. Tanzania’s Minister of Information, Culture, Arts and Sports Innocent Bashungwa yesterday warned those speculating to stop it as they were getting information from unreliable sources.
“I call on our journalists and citizens to continue the process of obtaining information through official sources of information. Using rumours as official information is a violation of the laws governing the media industry. Avoid sharing information that you will be responsible for,” he tweeted.
The North Wing was opened in 1974 in anticipation of admitting the late President Jomo Kenyatta has three presidential suites equipped with a fridge, safe, TV, washroom and visitor’s lounge.
The facility, which can accommodate up to 10 patients, has six ensuite rooms, and a dedicated nursing team. Each of the wards at the wing is en-suite complete with a living room that can host visitors and a bedroom.
Sources at the hospital revealed that Magufuli was admitted at the North Wing, a facility usually reserved for the society’s high and mighty, on Tuesday evening and booked in under a code name ostensibly to conceal his identity.
Following his admission, security at the hospital was enhanced and all visitors denied entry past the reception area of the wing he is admitted at.
Sources said Magufuli has been ailing since late last month and was only airlifted to the country when his condition worsened.
“Yes, I can confirm that he is here, he has been booked in under a special code name to conceal his identity,” said the source who did not want to be identified because of the secrecy surrounding the Tanzanian leader’s health.
As fate would have it, erstwhile political comrades are under one roof after Opposition chief Raila Odinga was also admitted at the Nairobi Hospital.
While Magufuli and Raila occupied the two of the three presidential suites at the hospital, former President Mwai Kibaki was at the facility on Monday for what his spokesman described as routine check-up.
“President Kibaki was at Nairobi Hospital on Monday for a routine check-up and went back to his residence. He usually goes there for check-up,” said Ngari Gituku, the retired president’s spokesman.
Raila’s doctor David Oluoch Olunya said the veteran opposition leader who was engaged in a grueling five-day tour of the Coast region last week, was undergoing investigations with a team of doctors and had been advised to rest.
Further investigations
“Raila walked in for a routine medical test at the Nairobi Hospital on Tuesday after feeling some fatigue. He has had a rigorous campaign and needs to have some check-up. He is still undergoing some further investigations. We are continuing to monitor his condition and no doubt he will be able to address the country in due course. He is in good spirits,” said Olunya.
It was an unlikely union for Magufuli and Raila who enjoy a long-standing relationship which developed when the two served as Roads Cabinet ministers in their respective countries.
Raila has made several trips to Magufuli’s Chato home in northern Tanzania. On the other hand, Magufuli was not only chief guest during the coronation of Raila as the Opposition presidential candidate in 2013 but also attended the funeral of his son, Fidel in Siaya.
Magufuli has been the subject of criticism of his failure to impose Covid-19 protocols and encouraging a carefree lifestyle amongst Tanzanians despite warning by the World Health Organisation.
Concerns about Magufuli’s whereabouts arose after Tanzania’s opposition chief Tundu Lissu tweeted asking where he was.
“The president’s well-being is a matter of grave concern. We were informed when Kikwete had prostate surgery. We were told when Mkapa went for hip replacement. We were not kept in the dark when Mwalimu fought leukemia. What’s it with Magufuli that we don’t deserve to know,” he posted.
Nic Cheeseman, a professor of Democracy at the University of Birmingham and formerly the Director of the African Studies Centre at Oxford University, also waded into the debate claiming Magufuli had indeed contracted coronavirus.
“Tanzania President Magufuli is said to be seriously ill. I heard from two different sources days ago, that he has Covid but wanted to avoid hospital given his stance. So don’t expect the government to be forthcoming with info,” read his tweet.
Magufuli is among high-end patients who have been admitted to the North Wing facility. Speculation was high yesterday evening that Magufuli could be flown out of the country to seek treatment in India.
Lissu tweeted: “The latest update from Nairobi: ‘They’re planning to sneak him out to India to avoid social media embarrassment from Kenyans. They feel that it’ll be more embarrassing if the worst happened in Kenya.’ The most powerful man in Tanzania is now being sneaked about like an outlaw!”
Official information
However, a source said Magufuli was still in the hospital on a ventilator and could not be discharged in that state. Even as his aides were mulling transferring him to either the US, Germany, France, Switzerland or India.
With Israel and South Africa indicating they were ready to take him in. Tanzania’s Minister of Information, Culture, Arts and Sports Innocent Bashungwa yesterday warned those speculating to stop it as they were getting information from unreliable sources.
“I call on our journalists and citizens to continue the process of obtaining information through official sources of information. Using rumours as official information is a violation of the laws governing the media industry. Avoid sharing information that you will be responsible for,” he tweeted.
The North Wing was opened in 1974 in anticipation of admitting the late President Jomo Kenyatta has three presidential suites equipped with a fridge, safe, TV, washroom and visitor’s lounge.
The facility, which can accommodate up to 10 patients, has six ensuite rooms, and a dedicated nursing team. Each of the wards at the wing is en-suite complete with a living room that can host visitors and a bedroom.
Lewis254
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Mkuu, hivi unataka muuguzi atoe siri za mgonjwa? Hivi una akili timamu kweli wewe?
kama kweli Rais yuko nchini na anatekeleza majukumu yake, mbona hatumuoni wala kumsikia kwenye vyombo vya habari?
wewe jamaa unahitaji fimbo za kisawasawa na maombi juu yake ili akili zako zirudi sawa.
meanwhile, tuzidi kumuombea Rais wetu mpendwa apate uponyaji wa haraka.