The Ministry of Health in Kenya has vowed to defend the Kenya–US Health Cooperation Framework in court after the High Court issued conservatory orders suspending its data-sharing component. The Ministry asserts the $1.6 billion (Sh208 billion) partnership fully respects Kenya's sovereignty and data protection laws.

• The High Court's interim orders only affect data transfer provisions, not the broader health partnership.
• The petition was filed by the Consumers Federation of Kenya (COFEK), arguing the agreement could compromise personal health information.
• Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale maintained that no identifiable data, such as ID numbers or individual medical histories, will be shared.
• The framework shifts from NGO-dominated health programming to a direct Government-to-Government (G2G) financing model, affecting approximately 13,000 health workers.