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Sifuna

UNIVERSAL AND AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE

SECURING THE HEALTH OF OUR NATION.

A healthy nation is a productive nation, and access to medical care should be a fundamental right, not a financial privilege. Sifuna’s presidential vision is focused on fixing Kenya's broken healthcare infrastructure to ensure that high quality, comprehensive medical care is readily available and affordable for every family across the country.

Our Values

We believe in healthcare equity, human dignity, and public accountability. No Kenyan should ever be forced to choose between purchasing lifesaving medicine and putting food on the table, and the government must guarantee that national health resources directly benefit the citizens.

The Problem

Our healthcare system is in a state of severe crisis, marked by underfunded public hospitals, frequent stockouts of essential medicines, and unresolved worker strikes. The chaotic management of national health insurance programs has left families exposed to catastrophic out-of-pocket medical bills that strip away their savings and trap them in cycles of poverty.

Our Solution

As President, Sifuna will execute structural healthcare reforms centered on reliability and financial protection:

  • Fully Funded Public Hospitals: Revitalize sub-county and county hospitals by ensuring regular supplies of vital medication, modern equipment, and reliable funding.

  • Dignified Healthcare Workforces: End persistent medical strikes by establishing fair compensation, safe working conditions, and clear career progression paths for all healthcare professionals.

  • Transparent National Health Insurance: Overhaul and stabilize the national health insurance fund to eliminate corruption, guarantee efficient payouts to facilities, and offer comprehensive coverage for chronic illnesses.

  • Preventative & Community Care: Invest heavily in community health promoters and local clinics to treat illnesses early, lowering the strain and cost on major referral hospitals.

Key Takeaways
  • Zero Medical Bankruptcy: Reforming insurance programs so that a medical emergency does not ruin a family's financial future.

  • Equipped Local Clinics: Bringing reliable diagnostics and essential medicine closer to the communities where Kenyans live.

  • Supported Medical Workers: Ensuring doctors, nurses, and clinical officers are well-compensated and motivated to deliver excellent care.

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