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 Dutchman, Kenyan woman clash over Sh2.2m ‘love’ gift ends in court PREMIUM Court saves taxpayers Sh120bn in Moi-era supplier claim PREMIUM Why Gachagua’s DCP is not ready to work with Ukombozi coalition PREMIUM Asbestos trap in top schools 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 PREMIUM Dutchman, Kenyan woman clash over Sh2.2m ‘love’ gift ends in court Woman claims the money was voluntarily given as gifts during their relationship. IEBC expands diaspora voting to 26 countries Commission chairman says mapping of more countries has been approved to boost participation by Kenyans abroad. PREMIUM Why tap water is turning green in homes around Lake Victoria Lake that feeds taps, fishermen and millions of livelihoods across East Africa is getting greener.
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