Kenya Faces Disruption of 30.9 Billion Shillings in Funding After U.S. Aid Freeze

Kenya will see 30.9 billion shillings in funding disrupted due to the decision by the United States government to pause donor funding across the globe. In a bid to avert an upsurge in TB, malaria, and HIV-related deaths the government is moving with speed to allocate at least kshs 24.9 billion to commodities previously funded by the US. This is according to health CS Deborah Mulongo, who spoke during a health summit bringing together stakeholders in the health sector