Interior principal secretary Raymond Omollo o Monday said the government is fully comitted to expanding cancer treatment across the Country.
In a statement he shared on his social media account, the Ps said that the process is made easy through progressive policy and strategic health infrustructure.
He said that in line with this commitment, the Social Health Authority (SHA) has enhanced the oncology benefits package from KES 550,000 to KES 800,000 per patient, significantly easing the financial burden of treatment for many Kenyan families.
“Complementing this policy support is the ongoing development of the Kisii Cancer Centre, a critical facility that will bring specialized cancer services closer to communities in Kisii and the wider South Nyanza region, advancing the goals of Universal Health Coverage (UHC),’he said.
He noted that the project is currently at about 30% completion, with works progressing on the third floor, expected to run through mid-April.
