Microsoft Kenya's Country Manager, Phyllis Migwi, highlights that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can revolutionize Kenya's healthcare sector by improving service delivery, patient outcomes, and system efficiency. Despite significant challenges like limited infrastructure and data, AI offers a path to equitable and high-quality care.

• Nearly one-sixth of Africa's population lives more than two hours from a public hospital.
• The integration of AI could unlock billions in healthcare savings, which can be reinvested to bridge accessibility gaps.
• Kenya's Africa Centre of Competence for Digital and Artificial Intelligence Skilling aims to train 300,000 public servants to boost AI readiness.