Australian firms eye Kenyan healthcare industry

Posted on :Friday , 22nd October 2021

As demand for medical services grows as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, Kenya's healthcare system is drawing investment from Australia.

According to Luke Williams, Australia's High Commissioner to Kenya, the two nations are discussing collaboration in a variety of sectors, including medical staff skill development, universal healthcare, including cheap healthcare insurance. . .

USAID is launching 13 new health projects in Kenya

Posted on :Friday , 22nd October 2021

The United States is following through on its promise to guarantee that Kenyans drive development. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is establishing 13 new health initiatives in Kenya that will be executed by Kenyan-owned, Kenyan-led, or Kenyan-managed enterprises. More than 90% of USAID financing for HIV treatment delivery in Kenya comes from the President's Emerge. . .

Kenya and Estonia sign health deal

Posted on :Thursday , 23rd September 2021

President Uhuru Kenyatta met with his Estonian counterpart Kersti Kaljulaid, who was in town. Kaljulaid was in Kenya for a three-day official visit.

During the conversation, the two heads of state saw the signing of a bilateral framework of cooperation on Political Consultations, Health, and an environmental letter of intent.

"Several issues of common impor. . .

AstraZeneca partnership in Kenya to provide life-changing treatment to all

Posted on :Wednesday , 22nd September 2021

AstraZeneca is taking the lead in chronic illness management in Africa after partnering with the Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya (PSK) to establish the Kamba Ya Shanga project – a pharmacy-led end-to-end digitally integrated patient solution.

The collaboration is part of a shared vision and commitment to working toward a future in which all people have acce. . .

Kenya Signed Telemedicine Agreement With Italian Hospital

Posted on :Thursday , 29th July 2021

During the pandemic time, Kenya's competence in telemedicine in Africa is gaining traction, with more relationships with global firms being seen.

The latest in a nation regarded as the continent's most promising e-health industry is an agreement inked by the Kenyan government with Italy's largest private hospital company Gruppo San Donato (GSD) and Italian medical university . . .