Government to advance Universal Health Coverage

The National Treasury has proposed Sh177.2 billion to advance Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in the 2026/27 financial year, in a plan aimed at expanding access to quality healthcare and strengthening service delivery. Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury, John Mbadi, said equitable healthcare access remains central to human capital development and economic growth. He noted…

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Government to advance Universal Health Coverage

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