Govt Addresses Alleged Bill Gates' Involvement in Kenya's Livestock Vaccination Campaign - Nairobi Wire

RUTO’s government forced to clarify the involvement of BILL GATES in the controversial livestock vaccination – Look!

Thursday, December 19, 2024 – The government of President William Ruto has been forced to come clean on the involvement of Billionaire Bill Gates in the controversial livestock vaccination that is scheduled for January 2025 as the debate rages. In a statement, Permanent Secretary for the State Department for Livestock Development Jonathan Mueke has clarified the role of Bill Gates in the vaccines. Mueke denied any involvement of Bill Gates in th…

Govt Addresses Alleged Bill Gates' Involvement in Kenya's Livestock Vaccination Campaign - Nairobi Wire

Agriculture Principal Secretary Jonathan Mueke has rejected claims that American philanthropist Bill Gates is involved in Kenya’s mass livestock vaccination initiative. Some Kenyans had suggested that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, known for funding global vaccination efforts, including COVID-19 initiatives in developing countries, is behind the government’s plan to vaccinate 22 million cattle, 50 million goats, and sheep starting Januar…

Bill Gates: Why Kenyans link America's tech billionaire with William Ruto's animal vaccination campaign

Kenyans raised concerns about government's sudden announcement of animal vaccination, some linking the campaign to Bill Gates' climate change solutions.

Kenya Veterinary Association Calls for Livestock Vaccine Delay

The Kenya Veterinary Association (KVA) calls for the postponement of the planned nationwide livestock vaccination, citing concerns over inadequate public awareness, insufficient resources, and the politicisation of the campaign. In a statement released on Tuesday, December 17th, the KVA emphasised the need for more time for public sensitization to address concerns and ensure the active [...] The post Kenya Veterinary Association Calls for Livest…

Kenyan Veterinarians want Livestock Vaccination delayed

The Kenya Veterinary Association (KVA) has urged the government to postpone the planned nationwide mass livestock vaccination, calling for adequate public sensitization to address misinformation and resistance among livestock keepers. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the KVA emphasized the need for public awareness to ensure farmers understand the benefits of vaccination and actively participate. The association warned that rushing the program…