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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 directorates of Communication and ICT in Tharaka Nithi County Government convened a stakeholder sensitization meeting on the development of an integrated communication platform.![]()
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The platform is designed to enhance coordination, streamline information sharing, and improve service delivery across county departments, agencies, and external partners.![]()
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Participants included representatives from various County Departments as well as the Kenya Red Cross Society.![]()
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#LeavingNoOneBehind
The Department for Water and Irrigation, led by CO Loise Mutua, together with the State Department for Irrigation led by Director Daniel Odero, conducted a joint field assessment of Kiramanti and Kiaga Irrigation Schemes in Tharaka Nithi County.![]()
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At Kiramanti, the team reviewed completed infrastructure as the Defects Liability Period (DLP) nears completion to ensure quality and sustainability for farmers. At Kiaga, a design review was carried out as part of plans to co-finance and complete the project alongside other irrigation works in the county.![]()
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This collaboration reflects a “One Government” approach to strengthen irrigation, improve food security, and support farmers.![]()
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The Tharaka Nithi County Department of Public Health and Medical Services held a consultative meeting with KEMSA to strengthen collaboration and improve the procurement and distribution of health commodities.![]()
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The engagement aims to streamline supply chain processes and ensure consistent availability of essential medicines and medical supplies across all health facilities in the county.![]()
Health CECM Dr. Gichuyia Nthuraku emphasized that an efficient supply chain is critical to healthcare delivery, noting that the partnership seeks to eliminate stock-outs and guarantee reliable access to life-saving products. KEMSA’s Deputy Director, Ms. Jackline Mainye, reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to a responsive and dependable supply system that reaches even the most remote facilities.![]()
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Overall, the initiative is a significant step toward enhancing healthcare service delivery and ensuring no resident is left behind.![]()
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The Department of Public Health and Medical Services today, in collaboration with AbbVie Pharmaceutical, joined the global community in commemorating World Glaucoma Week at Chuka Level 5 Hospital.![]()
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During the event, residents benefited from screening, diagnosis, and treatment of glaucoma and other eye conditions, aimed at promoting early detection and preventing avoidable vision loss.![]()
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The outreach activities began earlier in the week at Marimanti Level 4 Hospital and Chuka Level 5 Hospital, and will be scaled up to Magutuni Level 4 Hospital and other facilities across the sub-counties to enhance access to essential eye care services.![]()
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The Chief Officer for Medical Services, who led the county team, appreciated the partnership with AbbVie from South Africa for choosing to work with Tharaka-Nithi County. She reaffirmed the department’s commitment to strengthening this collaboration to improve eye health services and safeguard the vision of residents across the county.
The Department of Public Health and Medical Services, led by the CECM Dr. Gichuyia Nthuraku M'Riara, today hosted a delegation from Strathmore University to explore vital areas of collaboration in research, monitoring, and evaluation. This partnership seeks to strengthen evidence-based decision-making to inform policy development and strategic planning, particularly in advancing Human Resources for Health (HRH).![]()
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As part of this initiative, researchers will be conducting extensive research surveys across the county, engaging with the Executive, healthcare workers, and other selected interviewees to gather critical data on HRH. Through this collaborative effort, the County aims to enhance health systems performance and deliver better, sustainable health outcomes for the people of Tharaka Nithi.![]()
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This engagement marks an important step toward building strong institutional partnerships that support innovation, knowledge sharing, and continuous improvement in healthcare service deliv#LeavingNoOneBehindehind