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The United States and Tanzania have signed a five-year, $3.1 billion bilateral memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen Tanzania’s healthcare system and improve the country’s ability to prevent and respond …

The US and Tanzania signed a $3.1 billion, five-year MoU to support health sector development. Read More

Japan has pledged KSh3 billion to support Kenya’s efforts to build a stronger local vaccine manufacturing industry through the Ministry of Health, reinforcing the country’s long-term healthcare resilience. According to …

Japan Backs Kenya’s Vaccine Manufacturing with KSh3 Billion Investment Read More

The government has introduced a comprehensive health sector budget of Sh1.8 trillion for the 2026/27 fiscal year, with key priorities focused on universal health insurance (UHI), strengthening domestic pharmaceutical production, …

Tanzania Health Ministry Targets 11 Priorities in Sh1.8 Trillion 2026/27 Budget Read More

The government has continued to invest in primary healthcare, essential medical products, and digital health infrastructure to improve service delivery and increase access to quality healthcare. Speaking during a visit …

Strengthening the Local Vaccine and Biotherapeutic Manufacturing Industry in Kenya Read More

Tanzania is steadily emerging as a prominent destination for medical tourism, with a growing number of international patients traveling to the country for treatment. Between July 2025 and February 2026, …

Tanzania sees a rise in medical tourism, welcoming over 3,000 international patients as strong economic benefits are projected for 2026. Read More

Tanzania Orders Public Hospitals to Remove Service Obstacles and Boost Local Drug Production Ahead of Universal Health Insurance. The Tanzanian government has issued a strict nationwide directive requiring all public …

Tanzania Launches Major Initiative to Break Down Healthcare Access Barriers Read More

Kenya’s efforts to modernise its healthcare system through digital transformation and improved financing were highlighted at the fifth Smart Summit in Nairobi. The event brought together government representatives and health …

Innovation In Digital Healthcare Strengthens Kenya’s Healthcare System Read More

Nairobi, Kenya – 3 March 2026 – Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Health, Aden Duale, oversaw the signing of Intergovernmental Participatory Agreements (IPAs) under the Building Resilient and Responsive Health Systems …

A BREHS intergovernmental agreement to strengthen primary healthcare is signed by CS Duale Read More