President Uhuru Kenyatta and other government officials heading to National Treasury.Facebook/Uhuru Kenyatta.

President Uhuru Kenyatta was on Wednesday afternoon spotted walking from his office at Harambee House to National Treasury located along Harambee Avenue a busy streets of Nairobi.

The president was accompanied by a contingent of government and State House officials as he trekked majestically while waving and shaking hands with few individuals.

At the Treasury, the President held a meeting with his economic team as part of his consultations before he outlines his plan to continue the country on its growth trajectory.

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The President is due to outline his economic transformation plan when he addresses the nation on Tuesday. Wednesday’s meeting was the third time the President was meeting with the economic team in the last three weeks.

The meetings started after he won re-election in the October 26th repeat poll that was ordered by the Supreme Court.

President Uhuru greeting his supporters. Photo Facebook/Uhuru Kenyatta

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The meeting at Harambee House, was attended by National Treasury CS Henry Rotich, PS Dr Kamau Thugge and others. Facebook/Uhuru Kenyatta

President neglects women in meeting

President Uhuru while meeting members of his economic team and partners at the National Treasury in what he said was a continuation on discussions on how to accelerate Kenya’s economic transformation barely had women

As soon as the photos of the meeting hit social media, Kenyans quickly descended on the comments section pointing out to him the glaring disparity at the meeting dominated by men.

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Depending on the location of the sac, a child may be weak in the limbs with abnormalities in the feet, may be unable to walk or may walk with difficulty.

Due to nerve damage, children may lack sensation and feel pain in the body, especially the legs. Some children totally lose feelings below the level of the sac and others around the toes, and as a result, injuries may not be felt, while simple burns and wounds may take long to heal.

A child may also not be able to control urine and bowel outflow due to the damaged nerves that control the muscles of the bowel and bladder.

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Ugandans are found of copying news cultures, languages, words, norms, dressing codes and all sorts of life styles.

When you walk along the streets ofUgandatoday, you may hear most people talk about ‘swagg.’ Many people inKampalasay that people like Dr. Jose Chameleon, His Excellency Bobi Wine and Bebe Cool whom some music fans refer to as ‘Mr. Kataala’ has swagg.   But what does the term swagg mean to you. Some people think that swagg means being so highly, being smart and being so special.

Swagg is an acronym that was created by a group of American men during the 1960s that means that ‘secretly we are gays.’ Cheers up for everyone that uses the swagg without knowing its deep meaning.

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A child may not present with all the signs and symptoms of hydrocephalus. The common ones include, increased head size and swollen fontanel (the soft spot on a baby’s head).

Other signs and symptoms of hydrocephalus are pronounced blood vessels on the head, poor appetite with low weight gain, eyes that appear always looking down, vomiting, sleepiness and dullness.

At a later stage, the child suffering from hydrocephalus does not achieve milestones at the expected time and may take long to crawl, sit, walk and or talk. In addition, the child suffering from hydrocephalus becomes irritable, experience convulsions and difficult breathing.

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Foot care tips for you. Wash your feet daily and trim your toes and nails because long nails can harbour bacteria which cause infections.

Seek medical attention and have wounds treated appropriately in order to avoid hurts on your foot.

Check your feet for blisters, cuts, sores, redness or swelling almost everyday. Learn to take foot injuries seriously.

Don’t walk barefoot and protect your feet with comfortable socks and shoes. Even when you are indoors, make sure new shoes fit well.

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