RESOLUTION HEALTH CEO ADOPTS CUB

The owner and CEO of Resolution Health E.A ltd, Peter Nduati officially adopted a cub from the Kenya Wildife Society, this week.
Peter who is the founder of Pine Creek Records tweeted about the adoption. "Misty's adoption completed. One up for conservation of Kenyan wildlife."


Pine Creek once housed celebs like Sheila Mwanyigha, Didge, Atemi and Mr Lenny.
He will provide for Misty's food, upkeep and medical bills.
Well, this in not the first time orphaned cubs at the Animal Orphanage in Langata have been adopted. The Jamaican sprinter and fastest man on planet earth , eeer, three-time World and Olympic gold medalist Usain 'Boit' Bolt did the same 2009 when he was in the country. I hear his cub is called Lightening Bolt.

LARRY ASEGO AND JALANGO ADOPT A CUB

Kiss 100's Breakfast Show presenters Larry Asego and comic Jalango adopted a baby cheetah on Monday, July 19.
The two were part of the homecoming visit organised by Kenya Wild Service (KWS) for those bigwigs with money to throw around philanthropic wildlife lovers, to get a chance to hang out with the cubs, feed them and bond.
Well, this in not the first time ophaned cubs at the Animal Orphanage in Langata have been adopted. The fasted man on planet earth, Usain 'Boit' Bolt did the same last year when he was in the country. I hear his cub is called Sharon.
KWS CEO Julius Kipn'getich invited the animal lovers to adopt the baby cubs. The package includes paying for their food, medicine and upkeep.
Resolutions Health Founder and CEO Peter Nduati adopted a cub named Misty - he twitted about it, that is how i know - and will be taking up the insurmountable task of seeing to it that Misty is feed, healthy and housed.
However, Larry told Hot Secrets that the two cubs they adopted are yet to be named. "They must be fully adopted first before they are given a name," he said.

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ALPHA WILL STILL BE COVERED MEDICALLY

After Alpha Rwirangira walked away with the 5 big ones (Ksh5 million) in the finale show of Tusker Project Fame, he was also awarded a medical cover to the tune of Sh10 million by Resolution Health East Africa.
The dilemma is that the company does not operate in Rwanda. Not to panic, Resolution Health East Africa Managing Director Peter Nduati has it covered.
In a press release, Peter states: "We currently do not have any appointed Medical Service Providers in Rwanda but we are in the process of doing this. As a special concession for Alpha and to ensure he receives his prize benefits of the medical insurance and access that would be convenient for him, we shall allow him to be able to have access of medical services to our current network as well as the King Faisal Hospital in Kigali."
The Premium Plus medical package that Alpha bagged includes a Sh100, 000 outpatient cover besides a dental and optical cover.
Peter also explained that Resolution Health has a strong network of hospitals, clinics and doctors with over 250 medical service providers located in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Southern Sudan.
This is the third year running Resolution Health is offering cover for the winners of Tusker Project Fame.