
KENYA’S FIGHT AGAINST TB TAKES A MULTISECTORAL TURN
From 31 August to 4 September 2026, the National TB Programme, Stop TB Partnership Kenya and KELIN convened a five-day working workshop in Nakuru to

From 31 August to 4 September 2026, the National TB Programme, Stop TB Partnership Kenya and KELIN convened a five-day working workshop in Nakuru to

On 17th September 2026, KELIN convened key stakeholders to validate a simplified version of the Kenya Nutrient Profile Model (KNPM), a technical document by the

As the world marked World Sexual Health Day 2026, KELIN joined sexual health advocates, researchers, health professionals and development partners at the Second World Sexual

Public health and human rights organisations from Kenya, Uganda and Malawi filed a third-party observation with the African Regional Intellectual Property Organization (ARIPO) on August

Dakar, Senegal 8-9 July 2026 Stakeholders from across Senegal’s health, research, regulatory, industrial, and civil society sectors gathered in Dakar for the National Symposium on

Nakuru, Kenya, 6 August 2026: Kenya has taken a significant step towards strengthening tuberculosis (TB) prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care in correctional facilities following a

On Friday, 14 August 2026, KELIN hosted a dialogue with the secretariat to the parliamentary health committee. The dialogue examined the country’s growing burden of

KELIN has submitted recommendations to Parliament on the Kenya Intellectual Property Bill, 2026, calling for stronger safeguards to ensure the law promotes innovation while protecting

KELIN has noted the recent public discussions arising from claims relating to the cure of HIV through faith healing. KELIN recognises and respects that the

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are placing an increasing burden on Kenya’s health system, with unhealthy diets remaining one of the leading risk factors. As children and
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"Everyone Said NO" Biometrics, HIV and Human Rights
A Kenyan Case Study