Government Reviews Progress of Landmark MTRH Multi-Speciality Hospital Project
Nairobi, Kenya - - Principal Secretary for Medical Services, Dr. Ouma Oluga, held a consultative meeting with Principal Secretary for Defence, Dr. Patrick Mariru, at the Ministry of Defence Headquarters to review the progress of the ongoing construction of the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) Multi-Speciality Hospital Project in Uasin Gishu County.
The meeting assessed the implementation status of the flagship project being delivered by the Ministry of Defence, with discussions focusing on construction progress, project timelines and other key implementation milestones. The two Principal Secretaries reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring the timely completion and operational readiness of the facility.
Dr. Oluga reiterated the Government’s commitment to strategic investments that strengthen healthcare infrastructure, expand access to specialised medical services and advance the attainment of Universal Health Coverage. He noted that the MTRH Multi-Speciality Hospital Project is a critical national investment that will enhance Kenya’s capacity to provide advanced healthcare, support medical training and research, and strengthen the country’s referral health system.
The meeting also highlighted the importance of sustained collaboration between the Ministries of Health and Defence in delivering priority national health infrastructure projects that improve access to quality healthcare services for wananchi.
Upon completion in early 2027, the 2,000-bed MTRH Multi-Speciality Hospital will be the largest hospital in Kenya, significantly expanding the country’s specialised healthcare capacity while positioning Kenya as a regional centre for advanced medical care, training and research.
Also present were the Ministry of Health’s Head of Infrastructure Projects, Dr. Hezron Omolo, and the Ministry of Defence’s Chief of Special Projects, Brigadier Titus Sokobe.