Kenya's Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has addressed concerns regarding a potential data breach in the country's recent Ksh 200 billion health agreement with the United States. This follows allegations by whistleblower Nelson Amenya that the deal would grant the U.S. government unrestricted access to Kenya's national health databases.

• Duale insists that Kenya's health data is secure and protected under Kenyan laws, clarifying that data sharing requires approval from the Digital Health Authority (DHA) and the Data Protection Commissioner.
• The agreement was signed after President William Ruto witnessed the deal, which commits the U.S. to invest Ksh200 billion in Kenya’s health system over the next five years.
• Under the new framework, "All data sharing follows Kenyan laws, and only de-identified, aggregated data is shared," with the Digital Health Act and the Data Protection Act fully applying.