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We are awaiting the bill and we are ready to proceed and act accordingly 💪📌📌📌📌

Barney Frank was one of a kind. For more than three decades in Congress, he fought tirelessly for the people of Massachusetts, helped make housing more affordable, stood up for the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans, and helped pass one of the most sweeping financial reforms in history designed to protect consumers and prevent another financial crisis. Barney’s passion and wit were second to none, and our thoughts are with his family today.

Kenya and France enjoy strong, cordial relations grounded in shared values and mutual interests, with France emerging as one of Kenya’s leading investors. We are expanding cooperation across key sectors, including green industrialisation, the blue economy, agriculture, health, the digital economy, infrastructure, and education, to unlock greater opportunities for our people. Met French Ambassador to Kenya @arnaud_suquet, at State House, Nairobi. We reviewed our joint preparedness to host the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi on May 11-12, marking the first time the Summit will be held in a non-Francophone country, and a significant milestone in broadening its reach and impact. At the summit, we will actively engage on key issues, including reforming the international financial architecture and strengthening secure, sustainable economic partnerships. We also discussed the upcoming G7 Summit, to which Kenya has been invited by President Emmanuel Macron. Coming immediately after the Africa Forward Summit, the G7 Summit presents an important opportunity to carry forward Africa’s priorities into global deliberations and reinforce the link between regional perspectives and global decision-making.

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Chaired a consultative meeting with the National Nurses Association of Kenya (NNAK) delegation, led by Chairperson Collins Otieno Ojwang, during a courtesy visit to deliberate on key issues affecting nurses and healthcare delivery. Nurses remain a critical pillar of the health sector, constituting about 70% of the workforce, and are central to advancing Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Our discussions focused on practical strategies to enhance quality of care, with particular emphasis on strengthening training in antenatal care (ANC), now a national priority. We also reflected on the upcoming International Nurses Day, to be observed from 6th to 12th May 2026 under the theme, 'Our Nurses. Our Future. Empowered Nurses Save Lives.' The week will provide an opportunity to accelerate community-based programmes and health campaigns while recognising the vital role nurses play in saving lives. As a Ministry, we affirm nurses as the backbone of the healthcare system, working alongside Community Health Promoters (CHPs) to deliver essential services. Ongoing reforms continue to strengthen primary healthcare, expand access and improve quality outcomes for all Kenyans. I was joined in the meeting by Director General for Health Dr. Patrick Amoth, Ministry’s Director of Curative and Nursing Services Dr. Andrew Toro, Registrar of the Nursing Council of Kenya Dr. Lister Onsongo, Representatives from Johnson and Johnson alongside Ministry’s Technical Teams.

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Incentives drive outcomes

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Elon Musk: “The homeless industrial complex is really dark… The network of NGOs should be called, the drug zombie farmers… The ‘charities’ get money proportionate to the number of ‘homeless’… so their incentive structure is to maximize the number…”

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At the Zhongguancun Forum Annual Conference 2026, robots poured drinks, played the piano, and even performed a lion dance—no science fiction required. They greeted visitors, introduced themselves at information desks, and displayed skills like threading a needle. What looked like entertainment hinted at something real: technologies once confined to labs are finding their way into everyday life. The setting itself tells part of the story. Zhongguancun—often called China’s “Silicon Valley”—is not just a place but an ecosystem: a hub of research institutes, universities, startups, and venture capital. It’s where Lenovo, Baidu, and Xiaomi first took root. The name dates back centuries—literally “Zhongguan Village”—but over the past few decades it has come to stand for something else: the power to turn research into industries, and industries into global names. That transformation is exactly what the ZGC Forum has tracked since 2007. Nearly two decades on, it has grown into a gathering of more than 1,000 guests from over 100 countries, spread across a hundred-plus events. The agenda this year cuts straight to the edge: 6G, brain–computer interfaces, gene therapy—fields where science meets industry before the terms even settle. International collaboration runs through it all. And those robots at the entrance? They aren’t just a welcome act. They’re a glimpse of how fast the future moves once it leaves the drawing board.

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On the way to Cooch Behar to address a rally. These photos show the strong wave for BJP in West Bengal this time…people are going to reject TMC! @BJP4Bengal

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Breaking Ground for Usenge Pier, Siaya County x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Laying Foundation Stone for Sori Housing Project, Migori County x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Laying Foundation Stone for Sori Housing Project, Migori County x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Laying Foundation Stone for Sori Housing Project, Migori County x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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