Acting CGTRH CEO Mohamed Hanif said the number of outpatients at the facility since Mwezi wa Baba started has quadrupled
Acting CGTRH CEO Mohamed Hanif in his office on Monday / BRIAN OTIENO
Acting CGTRH CEO Mohamed Hanif in his office on Monday / BRIAN OTIENO
Acting CGTRH CEO Mohamed Hanif in his office on Monday / BRIAN OTIENO
Newly contracted staff at the CGTRH’s human resource officer on Monday / BRIAN OTIENO
Newly contracted staff at the CGTRH’s human resource officer on Monday / BRIAN OTIENO
Newly contracted staff at the CGTRH’s human resource officer on Monday / BRIAN OTIENO
When Kevin Chome Kabindo arrived at Coast General Teaching and Referral Hospital at 7pm on October 8, he expected a quick visit to have the cast on his fractured left leg, worn for 18 weeks, removed.
Instead, he found a hospital packed with patients seeking treatment under Mwezi wa Baba, a county initiative offering free healthcare throughout October in honour of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
Source: The Star