Principal Secretary for Medical Services Dr Ouma Oluga accompanied H.E. Mama Rachel Ruto, EGH, First Lady of the Republic of Kenya, on a visit to Mohammed VI International University Hospital in Rabat, Morocco, to engage with Kenyan children receiving cochlear implants, their families and medical professionals supporting the programme.
Supported by the Princess Lalla Asmaa Foundation, the programme is helping children with hearing impairment regain their hearing and connect more fully with their families and surroundings.
Dr Oluga reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to strengthening the specialised skills and expertise gained through the Kenya–Morocco medical exchange to expand cochlear implantation services and reach more children across the country.
The programme forms part of the wider Kenya–Morocco health cooperation aimed at building specialised medical capacity and increasing access to life-changing care.
Also present was Kenyatta National Hospital Chief Executive Officer Dr Richard Lesiyampe.
If you have relatives/friends who have passed out from the KDF and others who are among the 10,000 police recruits expected to pass out at the end of Aug & early Sep, the biggest advice you can give them is to tell them to avoid taking LOANS within the first 5 years of service.
It is our duty and responsibility to ensure that the Government of Kenya reflects the face and diversity of our nation and leaves no one behind. No one is Kenyan by accident.