Duale said the Ministry is scaling up diagnostics through the National Equipment Service Project (NESP), with mammograms installed in Kisumu and Kerugoya, and CT scans operational in 15 counties, with installations ongoing in 15 more.
MoreThe move follows serious irregularities in the posting of Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) interns.
MoreThis ambitious 10-day exercise, one of the largest of its kind in Kenya's history, recorded an overwhelmingly positive response across the country.
MoreThe posting is a key milestone in the government’s commitment to timely deployment of interns and the broader agenda of strengthening Universal Health Coverage (UHC).
MoreDuale called for public support as the Ministry advances the digitalisation of healthcare services, including the integration of community pharmacies into the national digital superhighway.
MoreThe model is part of the government’s new approach under Taifa Care—anchored in equity, transparency, and accountability.
MoreThe scanner, which offers faster, more precise imaging at lower radiation doses, places Kenya at the forefront of medical technology on the continent.
Morethe CS reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting the facility’s mandate and addressing any service delivery challenges
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