Kenya: Patrick Amoth Confirmed As Health DG

[Capital FM] Nairobi — The National Assembly has officially appointed Patrick Omwanda Amoth as the new Director-General for Health, following a favorable recommendation from both the National Assembly and Senate Health Committees.

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Kenya: Patrick Amoth Confirmed As Health DG

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