The Ushiriki Wema Foundation, through its Okoa Malaika programme, has expanded the distribution of neonatal incubators to more counties as part of efforts to improve the survival of premature and preterm babies and give them a better chance of life. The initiative, spearheaded by Foundation Chairperson Tessie Musalia Mudavadi, spouse of Prime Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe…
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