flattening the curve can be done by individuals... but since we are unable to regulate ourselves... it won't happen. Vaccine may get finalized next year... that does not mean that you will get it next year. there are production issues, governments doing their things so, expect Vaccine zifike Kenya late 2022-2023.

I am surprised no one has talked about that cameroonian/nigerian woman on this platform... kweli watu waliLose interest.

What have we done with Covid-19 billions? - Virus positive PS

-PS tested positive last week and questioned country's management of pandemic.
-PS says none of his contacts have been reached by the government.

• Days before virus arrived in Kenya, Macharia termed as “short-sighted, careless and xenophobic” Kenyans who raised red flag about government’s handling of pandemic.


A principal secretary who tested positive for Covid-19 has questioned the country’s management of the pandemic and wondered what the billions spent so far have achieved.

Foreign Affairs PS Macharia Kamau tested positive for the virus last week and was forced to hand over his duties to political and diplomatic secretary Ambassador Tom Amollo.

But Macharia regretted that "the government’s contact tracing has collapsed, there is no access to proper care and even more tragic is that there is no medical insurance cover for the virus".

“For all the billions that have been spent on this campaign, it’s hard to imagine that at the point of contact where the disease actually happens, there is no system to make sure that we have access to proper care and the proper contact tracing is actually done to keep track of those who are not well or maybe infecting others,” Macharia said in a WhatsApp group of top government officials, seen by the Star.

Over 20K now. Who would have thought? Are we at the peak or we still have more high numbers to hit?

Countries are hiding data. TZ is no longer testing. Not sure what other nations are doing.

Well one reason and most probable is the so called "Kenyan Winter". Temperatures are generally lower than average and it is believed the virus thrives in cold temperatures. Europe is bracing for a spike come winter.

This issue is puzzling. Kenya has actually taken stringent measures but numbers are rising.Other African countries have done zilch.
In the last two months,I have lost two neighbours in Kenya but none in the place where I live which was the epicenter few months ago.
Surely, Tz can hide number of infections but you can never hide dead bodies.
During the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, some governments tried to hide but then bodies started dropping.

Meanwhile, it took me only three hours to get a test result,in Kenya it is taking a week.

Economically, Kenya has taken a hit also.
EUR was at 114 now it is at 125!

The positive attitude of the Tanzanian people is what's keeping them alive . Hio kitu ni homa tu.
A few days ago I decided to go and see it and experience it.I went to Tanzania through arusha upto moshi. The spirit of the Tanzanian people and the way they are conducting their business is just amazing.
Now that I know how it feels to be infected its very easy to tell if the person next to you has the infection or not when you spend just a few minutes together. The infection is wide spread . I counted a few bar attendants and a shopkeeper. The good thing is they were going on with their usual business.
What will make Kenyans suffer more is not the corona but the economic stresses caused by the government. Today because of mass layoffs depression and hypertension is the order of the day. This will increase the vulnerability of our population to succumb to the desease. That's why the minister was telling us yesterday that the disease is killing younger people now.
Yes I will be back to Tanzania next week. This time I will spend atleast a week there and enjoy the ambiance. I will report my findings live