Mutahi Kagwe
COVID-19 update: 266 patients recover, 138 more test positive as 3 others die
Health CS Mutahi Kagwe said the cases were identified after testing 4,526 samples between Wednesday and Thursday. Kenya's tally of positive cases is now 98,693.
COVID-19 update: 3 patients killed by disease as 154 others recover
COVID-19: Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Mutahi Kagwe has announced 98 more people have tested positive for coronavirus Kenya. 3 more have died and 154 recovered
COVID-19 kills 3 more in Kenya, death toll rises to 1,713
COVID-19: Health CS Mutahi Kagwe said 93% of the 63 cases announced Monday were asymptomatic. Kenya now has 98,334 cases, 81,101 recoveries and 1,713 deaths.
COVID-19 update: CS Kagwe announces 87 cases, 6 new deaths
COVID-19: Health CS Mutahi Kagwe on Sunday announced 87 new cases of COVID-19. This increased Kenya's count of the disease to 98,27. He also announced 6 deaths.
COVID-19 update: 221 people test positive as one patient succumbs to virus
In a statement on Friday, January 8, Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Mutahi Kagwe said the number of positive cases in Kenya had jumped by 221 cases to 97,954.
8 people succumb to COVID-19 as Kenya registers 335 new infections
At least 536 coronavirus patients remain admitted at various hospitals across the country according to Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Mutahi Kagwe on Wednesday.
COVID-19 update: 4 dead as Kenya records 219 new cases
The Ministry of Health on Tuesday confirmed 219 new positive cases, out of 5,413 samples that were tested, pushing the total number of cases in Kenya to 97,127.
COVID-19: Pfizer becomes first vaccine to be approved by WHO
COVID-19: Pfizer vaccine now goes into history as the first vaccine against coronavirus to be given emergency use authorisation by the World Health Organisation
CS George Magoha says students in shut private schools to be enrolled in government schools
COVID-19: Education CS George Magoha said his ministry had learnt that some private schools had shut after their cash flows were choked by the ongoing pandemic.
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