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H.E. Muthomi Njuki
Governor, Tharaka Nithi County
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LATEST COUNTY NEWS
Preserving Our Living Heritage: The Ura Gate Tharaka Nithi Cultural Festival
20 September 2025 By TNC_ADMIN in Uncategorized
The Safaricom Foundation Medical Camp
24 November 2024 By Admin in Public Health, Medical Services and ICT, Uncategorized
Path to Sustainable Development
28 August 2024 By Admin in Lands, Physical Planning and Housing
Public Participation to Shape the County’s 2025/2026 Fiscal Plan
22 August 2024 By Admin in Finance and Economic Planning
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The County Government of Tharaka Nithi, through the Department of Public Health and Medical Services, in collaboration with the Italian Col’or NGO under the MEDGAV Project, has kicked off a Clinical Governance training for healthcare workers from Chuka Level 5, Magutuni Level 4, and Marimanti Level 4 hospitals.![]()
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The training was officially opened by the Chief Officer for Medical Services Ms Rose Micheni and focuses on strengthening leadership, management, and governance skills to improve quality, accountability, and efficiency in health service delivery across the county.![]()
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The Department of Public Health and Medical Services, in collaboration with Financing Alliance for Health (FAH), today launched a three-day Public Finance Management sensitization for health facility managers and public Health officers which was officially opened by the Chief Officer for Medical Services, Ms Rose Micheni.![]()
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The training strengthens accountability, efficiency, and sustainability by equipping managers with practical skills in budgeting, planning, and resource utilization laying a strong foundation for effective Facility Improvement Financing (FIF) implementation and improved health service delivery.![]()
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Tharaka Nithi County Government, working with the National Safeguards Team, successfully conducted an Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Gap Analysis under the Kenya Devolution Support Program II (KDSP II).![]()
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The exercise, guided by the World Bank Environmental and Social Framework (ESF) with emphasis on ESS10 (Stakeholder Engagement and Information Disclosure), brought together county officials, NEMA, DOSH, and Civil Society representatives.![]()
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It assessed compliance with Environmental, Social, Health and Safety (ESHS) requirements, including occupational safety, environmental risk management, grievance redress mechanisms, and stakeholder engagement.![]()
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The findings will inform targeted capacity building, system strengthening, and improved safeguards implementation to enhance transparency, inclusivity, and accountability.![]()
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Tharaka Nithi County reaffirms its commitment to protecting workers and communities, meaningful stakeholder engagement, and sustainable development in line with World Bank standards and national regulations.![]()
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Kibugua Health Centre in Magumoni Ward is recording a huge turnout during the ongoing Free Cancer Screening, Education and Awareness Exercise, showing strong community support for cancer prevention.![]()
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The one-week initiative (3rd–6th February), led by the National Cancer Institute of Kenya in collaboration with the Tharaka Nithi County Department of Health, is offering free screening for cervical, breast, and prostate cancers.![]()
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The exercise is guided by the theme: “Accelerating Cervical Cancer Elimination: Strong Systems and Community Action for Every Girl and Woman.”![]()
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Tharaka-Nithi County ranks sixth nationally among the 47 counties, with 67 percent of its population registered under the Social Health Authority (SHA), demonstrating a strong commitment to the realization of universal health coverage.![]()
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The CECM for Public Health and Medical Services, Dr. Gichuyia Nthuraku, hosted the SHA County Manager, Ms. Daisy Nyaga, for a courtesy call, during which SHA reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening systems and enhancing capacity across all health facilities in the county.![]()
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While urging members of the public to continue registering with SHA to achieve 100 percent, Dr. Nthuraku reiterated the Department’s readiness to collaborate closely with the Authority to ensure effective implementation and the fulfillment of financial obligations.![]()
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