Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Defence Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya have criticized Kenyans who went to court to halt a Ksh 200 billion health deal between Kenya and the United States. They accuse petitioners of sabotaging vital government health programs.

• The Kenya-US Health Cooperation Framework, valued at Ksh 200 billion, has been temporarily halted by the High Court.
• The court injunction was sought by the Consumers Federation of Kenya (COFEK) and Senator Okiya Omtata.
• Petitioners argue the deal could expose sensitive personal health records, such as HIV status and TB history, to foreign entities.
• PCS Musalia Mudavadi stated that Uganda, Rwanda, and other African countries are also signing similar deals with the US.
• The deal aims to strengthen health facilities and provide essential medical products for Kenyans.