Kilifi Public Communications Unit

30/09/2026

28/09/2026

Haya ndiyo yote unayohitaji kujua kuhusu fistula, pamoja na ushauri mfupi wa kukusaidia kuelewa hali hii na hatua unazoweza kuchukua.

Jifunze, chukua tahadhari na usisite kutafuta huduma za afya unapohitaji. Tembelea hospitali ilioko karibu yako kufanyiwa uchunguzi au kupokea matibabu iwapo una dalili za ugonjwa huu. Matibabu ya Fistula ni bure. Afya yako, Ni wajibu wako!

24/09/2026

The Parliament of Kenya, Senate Standing Committee on Devolution and Intergovernmental Relations met the Kilifi County Assembly Committee on Devolution, Public Service and Disaster Management and Malindi Municipality to discuss municipal governance, delegated functions and service delivery.

Led by Chairperson Sen. Mohamed Abass and Vice Chairperson Sen. Catherine Mumma, the Committee reviewed the implementation of delegated functions and discussed ways to strengthen disaster preparedness and response.

The meeting reinforced oversight, intergovernmental collaboration and accountable governance, with the aim of improving service delivery to the people of Kilifi County Government.

22/09/2026

As part of the ongoing Parliament of Kenya’s Senate Mashinani Programe, The Senate Standing Committee on Information, Communication and Technology, chaired by Sen. Allan Chesang’, today engaged the Kilifi County Government team, led by Chief Officer Ms. Winnie Luwali.

The engagement focused on the implementation of ICT policies, digital transformation initiatives and the utilisation of technology in strengthening county governance and enhancing service delivery to residents.

The visit provided an opportunity for the County ICT team to brief the Committee on progress made in embracing digital solutions, ongoing initiatives and areas requiring further strengthening as the County continues to leverage technology to improve the efficiency and accessibility of public services.

The engagement underscored the importance of continued collaboration between the Senate and county governments in strengthening ICT systems, supporting digital transformation and ensuring that technology translates into better and more responsive services for citizens.

20/09/2026

Transforming Healthcare in Kilifi: Free Medical Camp & SHA Enrollment at Bombi!



Kilifi County Government

16/09/2026

The Training of Trainers on the implementation of the Community Score Card concluded today, marking an important step towards strengthening citizen participation, accountability and responsive service delivery at the county level.

Throughout the training, participants gained practical knowledge and skills to support implementation of the Community Score Card, a platform that enables communities to provide feedback on public services and engage constructively with service providers. The sessions also provided an opportunity to share experiences and strengthen collaboration among counties, national institutions and development partners.

As the training comes to a close, the focus now shifts to applying the knowledge gained to strengthen citizen engagement and ensure community feedback contributes to improved service delivery.

16/09/2026

Kilifi County Government has concluded a stakeholder workshop on the proposed forest management regulations, guidelines and standards aimed at strengthening the conservation and sustainable management of forest resources across the county.

The engagement brought together Kaya elders, WWF-Kenya, National Museums of Kenya, county forestry stakeholders and other partners to share local knowledge, experiences and recommendations towards a practical and inclusive framework.

The session was attended by Chief of Water Geoffrey Ngombo Mwango, representing Chief Jacinta, and Assistant Director Rael Nelly Ondoro, alongside other stakeholders.

25/08/2026

For three years, Kilifi County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) has been at the forefront of providing timely emergency care to residents across the county.

Behind every emergency response is a dedicated team, from the dispatch desk and medical responders to the ambulance drivers who navigate traffic, long distances and challenging roads to get patients to care safely and on time.

Over the past three years, EMS has continued to grow, strengthen emergency response and bring critical care closer to the people of Kilifi County Government. Every response, every patient reached and every life supported is a reflection of the dedication and commitment of the teams on the ground.

…because of EMS, every call represents a person who needs help.

👉🏽Three years of responding.
👉🏽Three years of serving.
👉🏽Three years of saving lives.

Happy 3rd Anniversary to the entire Kilifi County EMS team! Thank you for your courage, dedication and commitment to serving our people, often under immense pressure and in challenging circumstances. Your work matters, and today we celebrate every responder who continues to answer the call.

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14/08/2026

The Kilifi County Government, through Hon. Omar Said, has handed over the Mitsikitsini Water Pan – Mwamleka Project in Mwanamwinga Ward, Kaloleni Sub-County.

Once complete, the water pan will have a storage capacity of 35,000m³, equivalent to 35 million litres of water, providing a reliable water source for domestic use, agriculture and livestock.

The project scope includes:
🔹 17,500m³ of earthworks
🔹 Perimeter fencing
🔹 A water point
🔹 A cattle trough
🔹 A solar-powered water pumping unit

The project is part of efforts to strengthen water access, support livelihoods and build climate-resilient communities across Kilifi County.

More water. More productive communities. A more resilient Kilifi. 💧 🌾🐄

12/08/2026

The Kilifi County Department of Health hosted Dr. Gijs Walraven, Global Director of Health at the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) and General Manager of Aga Khan Health Services, for an assessment visit to the Kilifi County Referral Hospital (KCRH) Cancer Centre.

Dr. Gilbert Angore, Medical Superintendent of Kilifi County Referral Hospital, together with members of the hospital's oncology team, received Dr. Walraven, whose visit assessed progress and operations at the Cancer Centre, particularly the Chemotherapy Unit, with discussions covering service delivery, operational gaps, and opportunities to strengthen collaboration between AKDN and the Kilifi County Government.

Particular focus was placed on improving services for cervical, breast and prostate cancers, which account for a significant proportion of the oncology burden in Kilifi County.

The AKDN delegation also conducted an on-site assessment of the Cancer Centre's infrastructure and daily operations, underscoring a shared commitment to strengthening access to quality cancer care for the people of Kilifi.