Kenya: No Evidence Kenya's Health Minister Deborah Barasa Said 'Life Is Not Compulsory' As Hospitals Run Out of Medicine

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[Africa Check] No evidence Kenya’s health minister Deborah Barasa said ‘life is not compulsory’ as hospitals run out of medicine

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Author : [email protected] (Africa Check)

Publish date : 2025-01-22 05:24:49

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