Methu John Muhia

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• 28 May 2025 in Senate: Thank you very much, Madam Temporary Speaker. I am one of those who missed the prayer breakfast. I am very happy to hear that those who attended are changing. I hope they will really change because they really require that change. I specifically think that the people who attended, were required to attend; not those of us who did not attend. The change is needed by those who attended. I first want to thank the Standing Committee on Health. I think they have done a very good job. This is a good report, considering that the tools of trade they ... view
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• 28 May 2025 in Senate: Having lived through this ordeal for the four months since she started her medication, it us tells that baby Annita Jepkorir was a brave young girl. She really wanted and even fought to live. Despite the negligence of the doctors, she fought on. From the observations that have been made by the Committee on the day that she collapsed, she was playing outside. I mean, that tells you that the baby was fighting to keep her life. There is a very thin line between doctors’ negligence and the recommendations that have been proposed by law of what should be done ... view
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• 28 May 2025 in Senate: do not want to meet them at the gate. They come to the gate of the Senate and then go to the National Assembly. Madam Temporary Speaker, I wonder if you have read the headline for today’s view
• 28 May 2025 in Senate: , so that we can understand the anguish that is with the people of Kenya. I wonder what we as leaders, politicians and us who have been given authority over the people of Kenya think when we read such things and see suck kind of issues; when we watched the video of that father who was holding a dead child and when we look at this Petition of baby Annita Jepkorir. How does it make us feel? We are telling the UHC staff that we do not have money for them to be permanent and pensionable and to give them ... view
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• 28 May 2025 in Senate: that doctor that a person died, the only thing we can do is reprimand or caution. If we are to take adverse step in punishing this doctor, then he should be asked to go back to school. It should not about taking account of what they have done already. The other thing that we can do which Sen. Cherarkey has talked about is to ask that doctor go back to school. So, what is the fate of the people who have suffered in the hands of this particular person? We must make it stringent. Think of the parents of Annita ... view
• 28 May 2025 in Senate: There is another good recommendation, and I hope that it will be implemented. Recommendation No.4 states that there should be a creation of a formal patient’s advocacy within healthcare facilities to assist families in navigating complaints. Imagine people who are languishing in the villages and they do not even know that they can petition the Senate. We have people who have suffered in the hands of doctors, but they cannot get justice. This is because the framework upon which they can seek for this view
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