Kenya is implementing significant health reforms under the Social Health Authority (SHA) to make healthcare a right, not a privilege dependent on wealth. This transition aims to shift from a system where healthcare access was limited by affordability to one based on solidarity and need.

• Over 32.3 million Kenyans, more than half the population, have registered with SHA.
• The reforms are spearheaded by the Principal Secretary, State Department of Public Health and Professional Standards.
• The government has committed over $210 million to primary healthcare, supporting approximately 15 million people.