President William Ruto recently received a comprehensive update on the rollout of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) from officials of the Ministry of Health. The briefing, led by Cabinet Secretary Nakhumicha Wafula and Public Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni, highlighted the progress and challenges faced in implementing UHC across Kenya. The officials outlined various initiatives aimed at enhancing healthcare access and quality, emphasizing the government’s commitment to ensuring that all Kenyans receive essential health services without financial hardship.
During the briefing, President Ruto commended the Ministry of Health for their efforts and reiterated his administration’s dedication to achieving UHC as a cornerstone of Kenya’s health policy. He emphasized the importance of collaboration among stakeholders, including county governments, healthcare providers, and the private sector, to successfully realize the UHC goals. The president also stressed the need for sustained investment in health infrastructure, workforce, and technology to address the existing gaps and improve overall health outcomes for all Kenyans.
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