National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula has assured that Parliament will continue supporting reforms in Kenya’s health sector while ensuring prudent use and accountability of public funds allocated to healthcare. Speaking at the Kenya Health Summit 2026, Wetangula said Parliament would discharge its constitutional mandate of legislation, appropriation, and oversight to ensure Kenyans derive value from…
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