Karibu Magazine (Kings Edition) 2023
Our 6th edition is a collection of stories from the diaspora that have dominated the media and those that are yet to reach many minds all over the world. We have taken a great deal of interest in Joy Aoko's demise especially as it touches on a lot of diasporan movements we hope that even as events like these continue to multiply, solutions and information on prevention will continue to be found. We celebrate disability with Anne Wafula as she showcases her mindset and determination to make things happen in spite of her constraints. Enjoy our Kings editions!
Our 6th edition is a collection of stories from the diaspora that have dominated the media and those that are yet to reach many minds all over the world. We have taken a great deal of interest in Joy Aoko's demise especially as it touches on a lot of diasporan movements we hope that even as events like these continue to multiply, solutions and information on prevention will continue to be found. We celebrate disability with Anne Wafula as she showcases her mindset and determination to make things happen in spite of her constraints. Enjoy our Kings editions!
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the agreement in the recruitment<br />
and migration of qualified<br />
health professionals to the United<br />
Kingdom. The list is based on<br />
the World Health Organisation<br />
(WHO) Workforce Support and<br />
Safeguard List compiled in 2020.<br />
The KENMA–UK Launch<br />
On 25th July 2021, KENMA-UK<br />
was launched in the presence of<br />
the Kenyan High Commissioner<br />
to the UK Hon Esipisu Manoa,<br />
Hon Kivutha Kibwana and senior<br />
officials in the Nursing profession<br />
both from Kenya and the<br />
United Kingdom. The main aims<br />
and objectives were to identify<br />
ways of collaboration between<br />
all the stakeholders present and<br />
more. More than 300 registered<br />
nurses and midwives attended<br />
the virtual event. There is more<br />
to be done for our Kenyan<br />
Nurses and Midwives in the UK<br />
as outlined in the objectives of<br />
the association.<br />
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