Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH)
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Kenyatta National Hospital launches minimally invasive esophageal surgery protocol in Nairobi
Unlike conventional open surgery, which requires large incisions in the chest and abdomen, MIE uses several small incisions, high-definition imaging, and specialized laparoscopic instruments.
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Mwai Kibaki Referral Hospital gains full autonomy from Kenyatta National Hospital
The new status gives MKRH its own Board of Directors, an approved organizational structure, and direct funding from the National Exchequer.
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WHO donates US$331,000 worth of medical equipment to improve maternal and women’s cancer care in Kenya
The donation includes 108 electric obstetric theatre beds, along with specialised equipment for women’s cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment.
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Kenyatta National Hospital debuts advanced THD technology for painless hemorrhoid surgery
The hospital conducted the procedures in collaboration with Pentaprism Medical Africa through a skills transfer and clinical training programme designed to strengthen minimally invasive surgical care at the facility.
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Kenyatta National Hospital launches full digital overhaul with Afya Apex system
Once fully implemented, Afya Apex is expected to improve efficiency, enhance transparency, strengthen accountability, and enable faster and more accurate patient care delivery.
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KNH begins digital transformation with new health management system
The system seeks to transition KNH into a fully paperless institution, covering critical areas including Accident & Emergency, Triage, Registration, Radiology, Laboratory, Pharmacy, and patient registration.
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KNH performs Kenya’s first-ever neonatal balloon thoracic valvuloplasty
This minimally invasive heart procedure marks a transformative moment for neonatal cardiac care across the country.
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Kenyatta National Hospital introduces Rezūm Water Vapor Therapy for prostate treatment in Kenya
Rezūm targets benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), a common non-cancerous condition where the prostate gland enlarges and disrupts urinary function in many men.
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Kenyatta National Hospital breaks ground on Lions Hope Center to support young cancer patients
The Lions Hope Center represents a collaborative effort between Kenyatta National Hospital, the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF), and the Kasigau Students Education Fund (KSEF).