The National Treasury has proposed an allocation of Sh177.2 billion for the 2026/27 financial year to advance Universal Health Coverage (UHC). This strategic investment aims to expand access to quality healthcare services and strengthen overall service delivery across the country. Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury, John Mbadi, emphasized that equitable healthcare access is fundamental to human capital development. He further noted that improved health outcomes are central to driving sustainable economic growth. The plan focuses on removing barriers to care for the general population. By prioritizing UHC, the government seeks to ensure a healthier workforce and more resilient society. This budgetary proposal reflects a commitment to systemic healthcare reform.