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It was also a moment for reflection, learning and empowerment, while highlighting how the national supply chain system supports service delivery.

KEMSA joined Kapsigilai Girls Secondary School Prayer Day in Nandi County. The event, presided by the Head of Public Service @koske_felix among other dignitaries including KEMSA CEO Dr. @WEjersa provided opportunity to engage with the community and connect with key stakeholders.

At KEMSA, we are deeply honoured by the trust H.E. President @WilliamsRuto has placed in us as a key delivery partner in the Every Woman Every Newborn Everywhere (EWENE) National Acceleration Plan 2026–2028. The President’s directive to allocate KSh 1 billion to KEMSA for the catalytic procurement of essential maternal and newborn health commodities alongside KSh 2.5 billion for family planning supplies is a powerful and direct investment in the supply chain backbone that keeps our health system running. It is a clear signal that Government is serious about eliminating stock-outs and ensuring that every facility, in every county, has what it needs to save lives. At KEMSA, we receive this mandate with full accountability. Our commitment is simple: to ensure that these resources translate into reliable, timely, and quality health commodities reaching the last mile from Level 2 facilities in remote constituencies to county referral hospitals serving thousands of mothers every month. We recognize that behind every supply we deliver is a mother in labour, a midwife waiting to act, and a newborn whose first breath depends on the right commodity being in the right place at the right time. We are proud to serve under the broader Taifa Care framework alongside the Social Health Authority, county governments, and our frontline health workers. Together, we will make the six-month Rapid Results Initiative count. Thank you, Your Excellency, for your bold leadership and for centering the dignity and safety of every Kenyan mother and newborn at the heart of our national health agenda. Every mother. Every newborn. Everywhere. #EWENE #TaifaCare #KEMSA #MaternalHealth #SafeMotherhood #UHC #HealthForAll

By securing sustainable health supplies, we are advancing stronger primary healthcare and better outcomes for every woman and every newborn. #KEMSA #EWENE #TaifaCare

Every mother. Every newborn. Everywhere. At KEMSA, we are strengthening access to essential maternal and newborn health commodities under Taifa Care because safe motherhood begins with reliable healthcare delivery. #KEMSA #EWENE #TaifaCare

KEMSA reaffirmed its commitment to continuous improvement in ensuring timely access to quality health products and technologies. The visit underscores ongoing efforts to deepen international cooperation in support of a stronger and more efficient healthcare supply chain in Kenya.

The discussions highlighted shared interest in enhancing logistics systems, improving accountability and leveraging technology to strengthen service delivery in the health sector.

KEMSA Hosts Chinese Delegation on Healthcare Supply Chain Partnership KEMSA held discussions with a visiting Chinese delegation to explore opportunities for collaboration in strengthening healthcare supply chain systems and improving the delivery of essential health commodities

The initiative reinforces commitment to a responsive and accountable supply chain that ensures health commodities reach facilities safely, correctly and on time.

The session brought together drivers & logistics teams to sharpen compliance on delivery procedures, including proper handling of commodities, accurate delivery to designated facility units & strict adherence to documentation protocols such as waybills and Proof of Delivery (POD)

KEMSA TRAINS DRIVERS TO SHARPEN LAST-MILE DELIVERY To kick off the week, KEMSA intensified efforts to strengthen last-mile delivery by holding a Drivers’ Training Session aimed at improving efficiency, accountability and service reliability in the national health supply chain.

The visit was a fitting way to close the week, reaffirming KEMSA’s commitment to quality, accountability, innovation, and continuous improvement in strengthening Kenya’s healthcare supply chain. #StrongerTogether #HealthcareSupplyChain #DeliveringHealth

A tour of the facility provided deeper insight into large-scale warehousing and inventory management systems supporting reliable healthcare delivery nationwide.

We wrapped up the week by hosting a team from Outspan Hospital - Nyeri for a tour of the National Supply Chain Centre, giving them indepth insight into the systems that keep Kenya’s public healthcare supply chain running efficiently. #StrongerTogether #HealthcareSupplyChain