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Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: September 4, 2026Country: Kenya

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Health CS Duale clarified that the new 2026 pharmacy standards do not bar diploma holders from practicing, but distinguish superintendent qualifications by facility level. The groundbreaking ceremony for the Dangote-backed Lamu Oil Refinery is set for September 30. Additionally, Education CS Julius Ogamba met with KUPPET officials regarding a Ksh6,000 per-learner capitation shortfall, with schools receiving only Ksh16,000 against the required Ksh22,244.

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