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Petition No. E816 of 2025 has been filed in the High Court of Kenya seeking urgent conservatory orders to suspend the recently executed Kenya–USA Health Cooperation Framework, which raises profound constitutional, fiscal, and sovereignty concerns for the Republic of Kenya.
On 4th December 2025, the Government of Kenya secretly entered into a sweeping “Health Cooperation Framework” with the Government of the United States. Despite subsequent claims that the document is “not legally binding,” it imposes multi-billion-shilling fiscal obligations, grants foreign actors oversight powers over Kenya’s health systems, and permits access to sensitive national health data. The Framework was executed without public participation, without parliamentary approval, and in clear violation of the Constitution.
This action is illegal, illegitimate, and unconstitutional.
The petition seeks immediate suspension of the Framework pending a full judicial examination of its constitutionality. Several core violations are detailed, including:
1. Violation of National Sovereignty and Constitutional Supremacy
The Framework requires Kenya to rely on US FDA approvals for deploying medical products and gives the US extensive audit rights over Kenyan health facilities and supply chains (pages 6–8). Such provisions undermine Article 1 of the Constitution, which vests sovereign authority exclusively in the people of Kenya.
2. Unlawful Bypass of Parliament and Public Participation
No consultations were conducted with citizens, civil society, or health sector stakeholders. The Framework was never tabled before Parliament as mandated by the Treaty Making and Ratification Act, 2012, amounting to a breach of Articles 2(6), 10, 118, and 232. The Executive effectively usurped legislative authority.
3. Unconstitutional Multi-Year Fiscal Commitments
The Framework commits Kenya to escalating domestic health spending of KSh 10B, 20B, 35B, and 50B annually, bypassing Parliament’s exclusive role in budget-making under Chapter 12 of the Constitution. It further allows the US Government to reduce its support if Kenya fails to meet these externally imposed fiscal targets. This threatens Kenya’s economic autonomy and stability.
4. Exposure of Sensitive Kenyan Health Data
The document grants US entities access to up to 5% of Kenyan health facilities and their data systems, including HIV, TB, maternal health, genomic and surveillance records (pages 8–9). This contravenes the Data Protection Act and violates Article 31 on the right to privacy. Kenyan health data cannot be traded for geopolitical convenience.
5. Interference With Devolution and Labour Rights
A requirement for the national government to absorb more than 28,000 health workers by 2028 disregards county mandates under the Fourth Schedule, and violates established processes under the County Governments Act and the Employment Act.
6. A Contradictory and Misleading “Non-Binding” Clause
Paragraph 19 claims the Framework is “non-binding,” yet prescribes timelines, financial obligations, policy changes, and sanctions. This inconsistency suggests a deliberate attempt to evade constitutional oversight while binding the Republic behind closed doors. It is unconstitutional in intent and effect.
No government; past, present, or future has the authority to surrender the sovereignty of the Republic of Kenya. This nation engages with global partners as equals, not subordinates. Kenya’s policies, budgets, regulatory decisions, and data protections must always be guided by the Constitution, not by foreign directive
Prayers Before the Court
The petition requests the High Court to:
•Suspend all implementation of the Kenya–USA Health Cooperation Framework; and
•Prohibit the Government from committing or expending public funds or entering contracts under the Framework until the petition is fully heard and determined. https://t.co/ZhSvXtUZgV
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