Caption for the landscape image: Inside dark world of sick animal meat: Are students eating spoilt beef? Saturday, September 14, 2024 Scroll down to read the article Uninspected meat from sick and dying animals is being sold in butcheries, eateries, and schools, posing severe health risks. Photo credit: Shutterstock | Nation Media Group By Vitalis Kimutai Correspondent Nation Media Group Article Related The government has raised the red flag on the safety of meat children consume in learning institutions and what is sold in butcheries and eateries. This follows the revelation that unscrupulous traders are selling meat from sick and dying animals. . Recommended for you PREMIUM Cash-strapped TUK given 30 days to pay Sh6.4bn pension debt PREMIUM Why 7,000 land disputes remain stuck at NLC PREMIUM Cops gone rogue: Inside a trail of jailbreaks PREMIUM Sh500m fines, parental consent: New tough social media rules for children, providers Login to join the discussion Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. In the headlines Elections News Counties Business Opinion Sports Life & Style Health Podcasts Photos Newsletters Puzzles Tanzania arrest leads to Sh3.6bn drug haul recovery in Kwale Two Tanzanians, Ugandan arrested in Sh3.6bn drug bust. PREMIUM Why MPs want a say in village elders’ selection MPs' push exposes battle for control of 106,000-strong grassroots army ahead of 2027 elections. PREMIUM Gachagua’s 2027 gamble: The thinking behind Kalonzo-Sifuna plan The very strategy designed to make him indispensable is exposing him to fresh challenges.
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