Kenya has intensified efforts to eliminate Tuberculosis (TB) as a public health threat, with the government prioritising the closure of gaps in diagnosis and treatment across the country. The renewed push comes amid concern over undetected cases that continue to drive infections within communities. Speaking during the 2026 World TB Day commemorations at the University
Kenya is joining the global community to mark World Oral Health Day 2026 on March 20, under the theme “A Happy Mouth is… A Happy Life.” The day aims to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining good oral health throughout life, helping people eat properly, speak clearly, and live healthier lives. Health experts have
Kenya has received emergency health kits valued at approximately KSh 10 million from the World Health Organization to support response efforts during the ongoing March–April–May (MAM) long rains and flooding affecting several parts of the country. The donation was officially handed over at Afya House in Nairobi. It was received on behalf of the Cabinet
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