Vice President Kithure Kindiki assured Kenyans that the Social Health Authority would succeed, despite the challenges faced.

Kindiki said that as difficult as the reforms are, they will succeed.

He said that because these reforms were well-intentioned and rooted in our national vision, they would succeed.

He stressed that a healthier population means more productive people, adding that this contributes to the achievement of the country’s economic goals.

Kindiki was speaking at the first scientific health conference in Nairobi on Wednesday.

The DP said the Kenya Kwanza administration’s health agenda, which resulted in the current reform movement, is anchored in the national vision.

“Reform is not just about changing and reorganizing health institutions, but ensuring that the new system caters to as many of our population as possible so that health does not become the prison of some people in Kenya” , he declared.

He reiterated that SHA will become accessible and affordable to as many people as possible.

He cited the president’s dedication to streamlining health care, reiterating that the current administration has a vision and would transform SHA beyond critics’ imagination.

“Those who think that a developing country cannot successfully implement a health reform program that has been impossible to implement in some developed countries will see the success of this program because we have a clear vision,” he said.

The DP stressed the importance of a good health system for any country, insisting that it would ultimately transform Kenya’s economy..

“A healthier population means more productive people. Yes, we have some challenges in the health reform sector, but the new system will work and benefit as many citizens as possible, and ensure that health is not the preserve of a few,” he said. -he declared.