Stop TB Partnership- Kenya

07/10/2026

Kenya is among the 13 countries where the Near Point of Care (NPOC) is being rolled out.
Now available at affordable pricing, the new tests make decentralized, high-quality molecular diagnostics possible at scale, creating an opportunity to transform the fight against TB.

06/10/2026

Kenya’s first reported Ebola case is a sobering reminder that pandemic preparedness needs to begin way before a disease arrives.
Preparedness is about investing in strong health systems, surveillance, laboratories, trained health workers and, importantly, informed communities.

Kenya's first Ebola patient dies at a Nairobi hospital; the patient, a Kenyan from DRC, arrived Saturday, presented with bleeding, and was isolated; safe burial planned today, CS Duale says.

02/10/2026

Psssst...we know it's Friday but..

What does transition and sustainability mean for TB? How does it change our advocacy to ensure that recipients of care stay on treatment?

Leave us a comment and let us know what you think 😚

A lot changed when the Stop Work Order was issued in January 2025. Core TB activities were suspended, diagnostic turnaround times slowed, data reporting systems were disrupted, healthcare workers lost their jobs, and clinical trials were suspended.

30/09/2026

Before buying over-the-counter cough medicine, a quick screening could save a life.
Pharmacists are our first line of defense. By asking about persistent coughs, night sweats, and weight loss, they can catch TB early and guide patients to testing.

29/09/2026

Kenya's state of the fight as indicated in the The Global Fund's Results Report 2026.

Overall, preventing TB remains one of the most effective ways to reduce illness, save lives and lower long-term costs.

29/09/2026

A closer look at the TB state of the flight in countries where invests.

Despite the funding cut putting new pressure on TB programs, countries and partners demonstrated resilience.

Results report 2026: theglobalfund.org/en/results/

28/09/2026

TheThe Global Fund recently released the 2026 Results Report.

Have you had the chance to look at it? The 2026 Results Report captures a defining moment in the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria.

Read: theglobalfund.org/en/results/

28/09/2026

Last weekend, Stop TB Kenya, alongside partners, engaged the religious sector in a free TB screening and testing outreach at Citam Kitengela, with more than 400 community members reached.

Together, we can bring TB services closer to communities and accelerate efforts to end TB

21/09/2026

“If people with infectious TB are not found and treated, transmission can continue in communities even when official detection numbers fall.”
Read more on the parliamentary health financing meeting held today:

https://healthbusiness.co.ke/10703/kenya-faces-push-to-fund-lung-health-care-as-donor-aid-retreats/

21/09/2026

The engagement is also focusing on sustaining TB implementation beyond donor support. This platform is hence a crucial opportunity for TB partners and key stakeholders to engage the legislators on sustainable financing for TB prevention, care and control.