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Health spending rises by Sh37b to plug donor gap

The Health docket has been allocated an additional Sh37 billion, which is the largest increase in Kenya’s history, pushing its total budget to Sh177.5 billion.

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Health spending rises by Sh37b to plug donor gap

Kenya increased health sector budget allocation by Sh37 billion to Sh177.5 billion, the largest increase in the nation's history. The spending shift reflects government commitment to healthcare infrastructure expansion and may influence regional healthcare market dynamics in East Africa.

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Kemsa set for Sh20.9bn to fill donor-funded supplies gap

The funding boost comes at a critical moment for the State drug supplier, which has been grappling with cash flow constraints, mounting debts, delayed deliveries and chronic stock shortages in...

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giovedì 11 giugno 2026·standardmedia.co.ke
Health spending plan rises to Sh175.5 billion amid donor cuts
The health docket has been allocated Sh175.5 billion in the 2026/27 Budget Estimates, marking a significant increase compared to previous years.
giovedì 11 giugno 2026·standardmedia.co.ke
Big win as Health sector secures Sh177 billion allocation
Health sector to receive Sh177.2 billion in FY2026/27, Treasury CS John Mbadi says funds to advance UHC and strengthen essential services.

Health spending rises by Sh37b to plug donor gap

Kemsa set for Sh20.9bn to fill donor-funded supplies gap

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Health spending plan rises to Sh175.5 billion amid donor cuts

Big win as Health sector secures Sh177 billion allocation

Big win for health as sector Secures Sh177 billion allocation

Health spending rises by Sh37b to plug donor gap

Kemsa set for Sh20.9bn to fill donor-funded supplies gap