Molo MP Kimani Kuria has lauded President William Ruto's signing of a $2.5 billion health agreement with the United States, stating it will significantly bolster Kenya's health sector. He dismissed claims of sensitive data sharing as baseless propaganda.

• The five-year agreement, the first of its kind since the Trump administration's foreign aid overhaul, aims to combat infectious diseases in Kenya.
• Kuria emphasized that no health data was shared with the US government, urging objectivity from the opposition.
• Additionally, Molo residents will soon access land registry services locally, addressing the issue of many citizens lacking title deeds, and a fully-fledged government services complex will open in Molo town next year.