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*PUMWANI MATERNITY HOSPITAL HAS GOOD NEWS FOR OUR MOTHERS* Kamukunji MP Hon Yusuf Hassan was today impressed with the good work Governor Mike Sonko has done in pumwani maternity hospital. The hospital now offers the best services ever and it's more of a private than public by the look of the renovations and face lift. The MP was impressed with the youngest administrator working in the hospital by the name Geoffrey Mosiria. The administrator is very innovative and hardworking. He is one of the most hardworking administrators in governor Mike Sonko's County administration who believes in true change. He is working towards making sure governor Mike Sonko is felt on the ground and the governors manifesto is fully implemented. https://www.facebook.com/366007866812799/posts/2088121631268072/ *@Nairobi Mini Bloggers*

A place i have come to almost call my second home. Why you ask, because i work there, a beautiful hospital by the name pumwani maternity hospital which lies in the heart of pumwani. Beautiful why? because life has been filled into it recently and I’ll tell you why shortly but first here is a short story; When I got my calling letter to start my new job at pumwani maternity hospital July 2017,i thought to myself why a maternity hospital why ,why ,why,i mean I wanted a medical hospital and specifically a paedtriac unit but as fate would have it I landed in a maternity hospital and am glad now i did. When i arrived at Pumwani maternity hospital July 3rd 2017 to report to work, I honestly found the place gloomy,dull,no life ,the typical hospital mood i must say a wave of sadness filled the air then.(something that has totally changed thanks to our able Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko). I was deployed to the antenatal clinic ( a place I love soo much). The staff there are beautiful,kind...

Early this week Citizen TV aired a feature of the pumwani hospital, how it has transformed and being of the same standards with the likes of Karen, Aghakhan, Nairobi Hospitals. We look at one Man who has been at the forefront of all this , right hand man of Governor Mike Sonko , Pumwani Hospital Administrator Geoffrey Mosiria is the Man who has helped Governor Sonko to transform the hospital . Since taking over as the administrator , Mosiria has been working day and night to make sure everything at pumwani hospital is headed to the right direction and rising for better. Trusted by the County Boss, Geoffrey Mosiria has gone ahead to be the right hand man and forming a team of intelligence for Governor Sonko looking onto urgent issues that needs to be addressed by governor Mike Sonko as far as health sector concerned. Mosiria has brought facelight to Pumwani hospital to an extent The leading media house in Kenya Citizen TV became interested in airing what's been happening in...

*News just in*‼ The University of Nairobi *(Research Department)* after a month of data analysis is set to release its findings on the performance of Nairobi county Executive committee members CECM (The Ministers), County secretary and chief officers *Stay Tuned.* NB:The findings will help him know the Departments that are working so as to retain them and also those not working for him to do some changes or drop them. *@Nairobi Mini Bloggers.*

MY ENCOUNTER AT PUMWANI MATERNITY HOSPITAL AND HOW GOVERNOR MIKE SONKO HAS IMPROVED THE STATUS OF THE FACILITY hospital main entrance    Four years ago before the sudden demise of my lovely aunt at facility I would not love to mention, I can vividly recall her offering a word of advice and insisted on the quote that "failure to reward intelligence, encourages mediocrity" well aunty is no more, she succumbed to excessive bleeding following a traumatic delivery, the facility where she delivered did not have enough facilities to offer her critical care before referral to a better facility.     This is why when anyone mentions anything to do with maternal mortality, I can not help but recall how aunty is no more. The recent mention of Pumwani maternity hospital seems to have brought a bag of mixed reactions in my mind but then I can not fail to mention that being a key opinion shaper and stakeholder on matters maternal health, I must appreciate One governor Mike S...

*HOW GOVERNOR MIKE SONKO HAS TRANSFORMED THE HEALTH SECTOR IN NAIROBI USING NEW PUMWANI MATERNITY HOSPITAL* when One walks to pumwani hospital for services, the output now is conspicuous both to the allies and foes of governor Mike sonko. Despite bad press, the services provided here cannot be gainsaid and the history of its origins is worth repeating.    In as much as most counties have not prioritised the health sector which is a basic need to all stakeholders, the flamboyant Nairobi governor Hon. Mike Sonko has not failed to hit headlines once again on his service delivery when it comes to health care.    His manifesto was Delivered with unfettered conviction as concerns health care in particular in pumwani. Despite its humble resources, the facility delivers 25,000 to 30,000 babies every year. Many big names in the history of Kenya were born in Pumwani. My mother tells me that, in the ’60s, the hospital would send you a midwife to help you deliver your ba...

UTENGANO IS THE SOCIETY WE LIVE IN. By Dr.Mokaya Onsase The Swahili novel Utengano  'UTENGANO' is a novel that widely addresses social issues like divorce, plight of women in the society, male chauvinism, politics and forgiveness. Its uniqueness lies on how Said A. Mohamed uses language easily, simply and figuratively. Kazija, a mistress to the rich politician and businessman, Bwana Maksuudi, plots to antagonize Maksuudi and his son, Mussa. She succeeds when she invites both father and son in the house. Maksuudi and Mussa fight, leading to their separation. Kazija does these to avenge her friend's daughter, Biti Sururu, Bi. Farashuu's daughter. Maksuudi had once married her daughter, battered and divorced her later, making her end up poor and helpless, drunkard and later dies. Shoka and James, are two characters used to express how the poor folks work so hard to earn a living, but instead of using their income to make change in their lives, they indulge in ...