Dr.AnnetteOnyango

Thank you @LSHTM_malaria! The journey to #ZeroMalaria demands commitment & consistency from government, NGOs, donors & advocates. I understand this and won’t stop speaking for endemic communities! Now We Can. Now We Must. @ZeroMalaria #ZeroMalaria #WMD2026 #NowWeCanNowWeMust

VOTE 2nd April 2026 Dr. Angela Nambiro for Assistant Branch Treasurer Nairobi

My agenda for the Nairobi doctors is to be accountable for their coin, and ensure money is and remains in their pocket. Money in your pocket means no salary delays, no out-of-pocket health payment, no underpayment, timely promotions, and no understaffing. Nairobi doctors deserve dignity and to enjoy their money. Dr. Angela Nambiro for Assistant treasurer-Nairobi

In her reflections on last month’s #AUSummit and the release of the #AUMalariaProgressReport2025, Dr.Annette Onyango, Secretary of the ALMA Youth Advisory Council (AYAC), writes: "And yes, young health workers, community educators, and advocates are doing critical work on the ground across the continent. But what this Summit reinforced for me is that young people need to be in the room where the decisions are made, not just outside it. The commitments that get made, for example, on malaria financing, on health sovereignty, on domestic resource mobilisation, on the architecture of global health, will shape the continent we inherit. I see this as a reason not to wait to be invited in, but instead push." This is a powerful reminder that #youth must be present in the spaces where decisions about their future are made. Read the full story in the link in the comments ⬇️

Today, our real Shujaas are breast cancer survivors. From fear to diagnosis and years of treatment, your courage inspires us all. We raise a pink ribbon for you and the souls we lost. #PinkOctober #Happymashujaaday

Onboard tribute to the late Rt. Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga by Captain Saviemaria Ondego

💡 Did you know? Early detection of breast cancer potentially reduces associated deaths by 13–20% but only with timely diagnosis and quality treatment. women of all ages can access free breast cancer screening and a patient-centered diagnostic approach & support @jootrhkisumu

Fear this gender, they mean serious business!

@DrGithiria Thank you

@AnnetteOdull Aga Khan University

@DrGithiria Then Maseno had MMEd Family and Emergency medicine

At exactly 7 PM (EAT) this evening, the ALMA Youth Advisory Council - @malariacorps X space commemorating #InternationalWomensDay2025 will go live. Join the intergenerational dialogue on the role of women in eliminating #malaria and #NTDs. 🔗🔗🔗⬇️⬇️ x.com/i/spaces/1YpKk…

Unveiling our speakers for this International Women’s Day Intergenerational Dialogue! #ForAllWomenAndGirls! We’re bringing together experts, youth leaders, and changemakers for a powerful conversation. Stay tuned! twitter.com/i/spaces/1YpKk…

Don't miss out! Join us on February 7, 2025,from 15:00-17:00 PM EAT for an insightful online webinar on the World Malaria Report 2024 with @AnnetteOdull,discussing biological threats to malaria intervention. 📍 Microsoft Teams| 📢 Hosted by @MalariaYouthKE #ZeroMalariaYouthKE

@MiskellahMD @MOH_Kenya Very ready for session two pepper 🌶️🌶️.. jokers these ones

Look here @MOH_Kenya ,STOP the games you are playing with medical interns' salary arrears!! DO NOT make promises you can not keep coz you make us look like liars!Treasury released the money,why are you frustrating the young drs?Don't you also like industrial harmony?? Remember @DeboraBarasa @psmuthoni @KimtaiHarry

@ItsEkitela @MOH_Kenya @DeboraBarasa @psmuthoni @KNUNOFFICIAL Then why are you working? You should be at home and part of the strike.

. @MOH_Kenya @DeboraBarasa @psmuthoni Take Note! WE WILL BE THERE NO MATTER WHAT! @KNUNOFFICIAL

@MOH_Kenya @KNH_hospital must urgently address plight of interns especially the unreasonable delay in payment of allowances and #ImplementCBA2017

RT @citizentvkenya: Ocupy Afya House: Intern doctors stage demonstration outside Afya House Doctors demand implementation of the CBA K…

The Government of Kenya is awash with surplus funds, to the extent that it struggles to deploy them meaningfully. This financial glut has seemingly emboldened officials to seek frivolous avenues for expenditure. For instance, allocating KES 500 million to host the so-called 'Africa Grammy Awards' Where is the rigorous cost-benefit analysis to justify this expenditure? Moreover, is this investment even refundable in the event of unforeseen contingencies? Meanwhile, the country faces an escalating crisis among medical interns, many of whom are succumbing to mental health challenges, with some tragically resorting to suicide after enduring protracted periods of unpaid labor. How is it conceivable that we have money to remit to a U.S.-based institution for hosting a ceremonial event, yet fail to remunerate those at the frontline of safeguarding public health?

“CS Deborah Barasa is lying. Our four month-pay has not been deposited in our accounts,” medical interns blast Health CS Deborah Barasa over salaries