The Kilgoris MP Julius Sunkuli said Kemri is a prime research organisation which has benefited from development support, thereby advancing medical research.
By
Edwin Mutai
Nation Media Group
Political Reporter
The National Assembly has approved tax exemptions on a Sh3 billion Japanese-funded research programme at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (Kemri).
Petitioner had argued that the tax exemption was unlawful because it was introduced via a legal notice rather than an Act of…
The LEA-WH programme is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at massive knowledge and technology transfer from the best health…
The funding boost comes at a critical moment for the State drug supplier, which has been grappling with cash flow constraints,…
Kenya imports over 70 percent of the pharmaceuticals it consumes and more than 95 percent of active pharmaceutical ingredients,…
Kathiani MP Robert Mbui moves to legislate President William Ruto’s pledge to exempt workers earning below Sh30,000 from income…
The release of funds signals renewed government support for a programme aimed at expanding power connections in underserved areas.
New push to professionalise social safeguards as Kenya faces Sh600b project losses
