Mary Muthoni, the Permanent Secretary of Public Health, emphasizes Kenya’s commitment to building a resilient healthcare system through Primary Health Care (PHC). This initiative aims not only to promote health equity but also to enhance economic productivity and ensure a prosperous future for all Kenyan citizens. By focusing on PHC, Kenya seeks to address the fundamental healthcare needs of its population, improve access to essential services, and create a robust framework for sustainable development in health. Muthoni’s statement underscores the government’s prioritization of public health as a cornerstone for national prosperity and well-being.
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