- The MP argued many people had adopted the IVF procedure and they needed protection from rogue donors - Millie argued there will be laws on how IVF is performed, who performs it and in which facility - She also says it will reduce the number of court cases on surrogacy A bill to tame professional sperm donors has been reintroduced in parliament by Mbita Member of Parliament (MP) Millie Odhiambo to control sperm donation and MPs have embraced it.
Mbita MP Millie Odhiambo (R) when she appeared before the National Assembly Health Committee members Eseli Simiyu(L) and Dr.James Nyikal where she presented a legislative Proposal on Assisted Reproductive Technology(Invitro-Fertilization Bill) at Protection House,Nairobi on Tuesday 04/12/18.
Fishmongers at Koginga beach scramble for the dwindling fish supply, which now mainly comes from the Mbita side of the lake that is still hyacinth-free.
Fishmongers at Koginga beach scramble for the dwindling fish supply, which now mainly comes from the Mbita side of the lake that is still hyacinth-free.
“We want to exploit activities of the lake through water sports, cruise rides from Luanda-Kotieno to Mbita using the water bus or ferry.
“We want to exploit activities of the lake through water sports, cruise rides from Luanda-Kotieno to Mbita using the water bus or ferry.
- The two politicians often differ on regional and party politics but appear on same page nationally - Odhiambo accused Wanga of mismanaging women fund allocated by the national government - She further claimed despite the affirmative allocation, Wanga continues to collect money from poor women - Currently, the office of the Woman Representative simultaneously runs two similar Saccos The cold relationship between Mbita MP Millie Odhiambo and Homa Bay Woman Representative Gladys Wanga is fast snow balling.
Mbita MP Millie Odhiambo is among the local politicians who have given all of Wanga's functions a wide berth, something TUKO.co.ke understands is linked to the latter's interest for the governor's seat.
When Dolphine Bondo, a middle-aged mother of one from Mbita Sub-county, of Homa Bay County, was asked the one word that would aptly describe the anxiety she felt during the one-month she had to wait before she got the HIV test results for her baby, she hesitated, as if lost for words, then said: “Endless.” And then, on second thought, almost as if the word did no justice to the feeling she had then, she gave “controlling”.
Earlier, the Deputy President toured the Tom Mboya Level VI Hospital in Rusinga Island in Mbita Constituency, where he said the national government would support the expansion of the facility to the tune of Sh20 million.