The 17th Ministerial Stakeholders Forum (MSF) brought together leaders from the Ministry of Health, the private sector, and development partners to advance Kenya’s collective health agenda. The Forum continues to serve as a key platform for structured dialogue, accountability, and partnership between public and private stakeholders working toward stronger health systems and universal health coverage …
Digital health is no longer a choice; it is the future of healthcare in Kenya, across Africa, and globally. At the Think Tank on Strengthening Data-Driven Healthcare, supported by the Ministry of Health, Kenya, Kenya Healthcare Federation (KHF), and Wolters Kluwer, leaders, clinicians, policymakers, and global experts came together to shape how trusted data, AI, …
On 27th August 2025, Kenya Healthcare Federation (KHF) signed a strategic MoU with KCB Bank to unlock sustainable growth and innovation in Kenya’s healthcare sector. KHF is committed to advancing stronger systems, inclusive policies, and impactful partnerships. This collaboration with KCB marks a milestone in building a resilient and well-financed healthcare ecosystem. Through the MoU, …
On February 20, 2025, the Kenya Healthcare Federation (KHF) convened its members—a powerful coalition of private healthcare providers, financial institutions, and sector stakeholders—to address pressing challenges in healthcare financing and system reforms. Against the backdrop of Kenya’s transition from the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) to the Social Health Authority (SHA), the meeting focused on …
On March 7, 2025, the Hyatt Regency in Nairobi buzzed with energy as over 200 women healthcare leaders convened for a landmark International Women’s Day (IWD) conference. Hosted by Kenya Healthcare Federation (KHF) and the Strathmore University Business School (SBS), the event—themed “Accelerating Action: Collaborative Pathways for Inclusive Leadership”—sparked urgent dialogue on dismantling systemic barriers and amplifying women’s …
On 4th March 2025, the Kenya Healthcare Federation (KHF), joined by the RUPHA, Kenya Association of Private Hospitals (KAPH), and the Christian Health Association of Kenya (CHAK), convened with the Parliamentary Health Committee to assess progress and challenges in the rollout of the Social Health Authority (SHA). The meeting highlighted urgent systemic issues threatening healthcare …
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The Kenya Healthcare Federation (KHF) recently embarked on an insightful site visit to iXAfrica Data Centre, a cornerstone of East and Central Africa’s digital infrastructure. This engagement highlighted how cutting-edge data solutions can revolutionize Kenya’s healthcare sector, ensuring compliance, security, and innovation in an era of rapid digital transformation. Key Highlights from the Visit 1. …
World AIDS Day (WAD) is commemorated each year on the 1st of December. The theme for WAD 2023 is ‘Let Communities Lead’. This theme highlights the pivotal role communities have had in shaping the HIV response, as well as global health at large. Approximately 38.4 Million people are living with HIV globally. In Kenya, this …
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USAID PSE program consortium members paid a courtesy call to the KEMSA CEO, Dr. Andrew Mulwa. The delegation consisting of representatives from the Kenya Healthcare Federation (KHF) aimed to introduce the PSE program to KEMSA and explore ways the two could collaborate to support local healthcare manufacturing in Kenya. KHF was represented at the meeting …
USAID’s Private Sector Engagement team met with representatives from Tasa Pharma, a Kenyan manufacturer focused on sterile injectables. Tasa Pharma outlined their capabilities in quality assurance, training, and good manufacturing practices while highlighting ambitions to expand production volumes and pursue advanced technologies like mRNA manufacturing. However, Tasa Pharma faces challenges around financing, government procurement policies …