President William Ruto announced Kenya's government is adopting a public-private partnership (PPP) model to upgrade hospital equipment nationwide, moving to a "fee-for-service" arrangement. This initiative was highlighted during the commissioning of a KSh130 million advanced CT Scan Unit at Nakuru County Referral and Teaching Hospital, acquired through this new partnership.

• The government will eliminate the KSh1,000 fee for first-time issuance and replacement of national identification cards, making them free for all citizens.
• The fee-for-service model for hospital equipment will install over 70 new advanced machines across health facilities, with suppliers owning and maintaining the equipment.
• President Ruto also announced significant investments in Nakuru County, including KSh2.6 billion for 230km of new tarmac roads and the resettlement of 900 Internally Displaced Persons families.
• The government has hired 100,000 teachers and built 23,000 classrooms in the past three years, emphasizing free and accessible education for all children.