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CHPs are at the heart of delivering care at the community level. Equipping them with the right skills, secure digital tools and practical guidance on data protection is essential to safeguarding patient privacy and building trust in digital health systems.
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Replying to @MOH_Kenya
@MOH_Kenya @DHA_Kenya @ODPC_KE @KELINKenya
@TransformHealth @HennetKenya @YouthPicture @MoplsCbo
Kenya’s digital health revolution must put youth leadership, accountability &inclusive healthcare first.#DigitalHealthWeek2026 #YouthInDigitalHealth #DigitalHealth #HealthForAll – at Nairobi, Kenya
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They also emphasised that young people and communities must be meaningfully involved as co-designers, innovators, researchers and decision-makers rather than being treated as users or sources of data.
#DigitalHealthWeek #MyDataOurHealthKe
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Participants called for stronger coordination, interoperability and investment in foundational digital health systems, including reliable infrastructure, quality data and local technical capacity.
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Participants further raised concerns about data privacy, algorithmic bias, the accuracy of AI-generated health information and accountability when these technologies cause harm.
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However, they questioned whether communities have the necessary infrastructure, devices, internet connectivity and digital skills to benefit from these innovations. Participants called for inclusive solutions that incorporate local languages, voice-enabled tools.
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Following the meeting, participants explored the potential of AI to strengthen diagnostic support, improve clinical decision-making, address health workforce gaps and expand access to health information, particularly through AI-powered chatbots and advisory platforms.
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The discussions explored how digital platforms can improve healthcare delivery while protecting personal health information, promoting equity and ensuring that communities have a voice in shaping digital health solutions.
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As #DigitalHealthWeek2026 officially kicks off this week, HENNET, in collaboration with @KELINKenya & @Trans4mHealthKe, convened discussions under the #MyDataOurHealth campaign, bringing together young people, civil society actors & digital health advocates.
#MyDataOurHealthKE
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In Kenya, political godfathers reward loyalty, fake certificates beat merit, qualified graduates suffer, and taxpayers fund the circus.#CitizenDayBreak – at Kabete, Kenya
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In Kenya, political godfathers reward loyalty, fake certificates beat merit, qualified graduates suffer, and taxpayers fund the circus. #Corruption #MeritMatters #JobsForKenyans
#CitizenDayBreak – at Kabete, Kenya
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"There is general failure on accountability. When someone says that this building had reached where it had reached without approval is hard to believe. We want someone to take accountability," Erick Okeyo on the Eastleigh building collapse incident #CitizenDayBreak
In Kenya, political godfathers reward loyalty, fake certificates beat merit, qualified graduates suffer, and taxpayers fund the circus. #Corruption #MeritMatters #JobsForKenyans
#CitizenDayBreak – at Kabete, Kenya
In Kenya, political godfathers reward loyalty, fake certificates beat merit, qualified graduates suffer, and taxpayers fund the circus.#CitizenDayBreak – at Kabete, Kenya
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.@NEPHAKKENYA embarks on #ODSS journey targeting 262 member organizations with support from @GlobalFund through @Amref_Kenya for strengthened community - led organizations to compliment @MOH_Kenya and @KenyaGovernors work at county and national levels
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For sure, Kenya is the right country to host the #TrustSummit2026. The theme: "Weaving Trust for a stronger Order" is timely. @NEPHAKKENYA will be there alongside @UNDP @KAS_Kenya @ForeignOfficeKE @OGI_Kenya @StrathU @President @UNDPKenya @MOH_Kenya @nsdcc_kenya @NASCOP @KenyaGov
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As the courts have now cleared the legal challenges facing the implementation of the framework, it is upon communities, including PLHIV and TB affected individuals to hold the government to account on their commitments and to deliver #HealthForAll @USEmbassyKenya @MOHMedServices
For the Kenya PLHIV community, the Kenya–US Health Cooperation Framework came with the advantage of leveraging the Kenya government investment for health - something communities and civil society have been calling for.
The primary goal of the agreement remains to build a self-reliant Kenyan healthcare system aligned with the country's Universal Health Coverage agenda via Taifa Care. This guarantees ‘Health Sovereignty’
However, the main reason we rallied PLHIV community to support the framework is because it relies on a shared-responsibility investment split over five years - Kenya pledging $850 million (Sh110 billion) in domestic health expenditure. This funding scales up progressively to allow Kenya to gradually absorb financial responsibility for its health programs. Is that not what we have been calling for?
The framework also addresses the twin perennial challenges of Human Resources for Health (HRH) and Supply Chain Management. Over five years, Kenya will gradually absorb U.S.- funded front-line health workers onto local public payrolls and assume full procurement of health commodities.
@MOH_Kenya @MOHMedServices @psmuthoni @HonAdenDuale @fnoluga @USEmbassyKenya @CDCKenya @CDCGlobal @AfricaCDC @KEMRI_Kenya @NASCOP @nsdcc_kenya @UNAIDS @WACIHealth @UHC2030 @DrMercyHealth @KenyaGovernors @HennetKenya @gnpplus @NTLDKenya @citizentvkenya @DrMercyKorir @OleItumbi
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With clarification that the influence on HIV response has shifted to countries and is now with national governments… @ypluskenya @MoyoteKenya @bhesp @AfricaSexWork @IAPAC @jiasociety @MandelaTb @erickokioma @KELINKenya @WACIHealth @AYARHEP_KENYA
Over two days, UNAIDS and partners confronted the difficult questions around the future of the UN JOint Programme on AIDS and the global HIV response.
The discussion was clear: transformation must strengthen — not dilute — the response. Countries and communities must remain at the centre.
UNAIDS’ critical functions must be protected. And no function should move until the capacity, resources and accountability to take it on are in place.
FEATURE STORY: unaids.org/en/resources/pres…































