The US Embassy in Nairobi has assured Kenyans regarding data safety in a new Ksh.208 billion health cooperation framework with Kenya, clarifying that the funding is not a loan. This agreement makes Kenya the first African country to sign such a government-to-government health deal with the United States.

• The $2.5 billion (Ksh.208 billion) framework will see the U.S. government invest directly into Kenya's health institutions over five years.
• Susan Burns, Head of Diplomatic Mission, U.S. Embassy Kenya, stated that data sharing will be aggregated and not personally identifiable.
• Kenya is required to increase its domestic health expenditure by Ksh.850 million over five years and incrementally raise health budgets from Ksh.10 billion in 2026/27 to Ksh.50 billion in 2029/30.