Nairobi 14th January 2020. Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) signing Partnership with Postal Corporation of Kenya (PCK). Speaking at the signing ceremony, KEMSA CEO Dr. Jonah Manjari said that the partnership is part of KEMSA’s preparedness for the scale up of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) to all the counties. “In order to achieve and meet […]
KEMSA CEO Dr. Jonah Manjari with a section of senior management took over the KEMSA Kisumu Distribution Centre from the contractor who has been undertaking major renovations. The centre will distribute Health Products and Technologies to 19 counties within the region. The renovations were done in order to increase capacity within the warehouse in […]
Chairman, KEMSA Board of Directors Kembi Gitura and CEO Dr. Jonah Manjari giving their opening remarks at the Board of Directors retreat and training on KEMSA Strategic plan 2019/2024 at Sarova Whitesands hotel.
H.E Oparanya, Chairman CoG, hosted CEO KEMSA, Dr Jonah Manjari who paid him a courtesy visit at the CoG offices.They discussed issues of drugs supplies to counties, decentralization of KEMSA stores and how to spur counties to pay up their debt for services and commodities supplied.
The government is committed to implementing health system reforms to accelerate movement towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) as a means of realising the “Right to Health” as enshrined in the Constitution.
Under the universal healthcare coverage, Kemsa is the Ministry of Health’s agency for the provision of medical commodities. It is the purchasing agency for the pilot UHC counties of Kisumu, Machakos, Isiolo and Nyeri.
The Ministry of Health has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that every citizen has access to quality and affordable health care in the Country. Speaking on behalf of Kenya’s ministry of health during Novartis social business stakeholders meeting in Uganda, Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) CEO, Dr. Jonah Manjari urged Kenyans to make President Uhuru […]
The KEMSA CEO received a delegation from the Federation of Kenya Pharmaceuticals Manufacturers (FKPM) for an introduction meeting and discussed ways to enhance collaboration towards the achievement of the objectives under the Universal Health Coverage. (UHC).
The incoming Health Permanent Secretary Ms. Susan Mochache paid a courtesy call on KEMSA CEO Dr. Jonah Manjari, on Friday March 15, 2019. Preliminary talks focused on improving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and she assured the Authority of her support in providing quality, affordable and reliable healthcare services to all Kenyans.
USAID Deputy Mission Director Mr. Patrick Wilson with a delegation from USAID Kenya and East Africa visited to KEMSA Supply Chain Centre in Embakasi on a familiarization tour.
