A delegation from Namibia is currently in Nairobi for a study tour, aiming to learn from Kenya's highly effective tobacco control model. This visit comes as Kenya gains international recognition for its strict smoke-free laws and innovative track-and-trace system for tobacco products.

• The Namibian team is benchmarking Kenya's success in regulating tobacco and nicotine products.
• Public Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni stated that Kenya serves as a regional model in tobacco control efforts.
• The delegation will meet with Kenyan health and tax experts, visit the Kenya Revenue Authority, and interact with institutions involved in monitoring tobacco use and enforcing regulations.
• The World Health Organization (WHO) is supporting this knowledge-sharing program between the two nations.