07
Jul
Nairobi County saw more than 2,700 residents receive free medical services at a camp hosted by the M-Pesa Foundation in collaboration with Zuri Health and Lions SightFirst Eye Hospital. The event took place at Kwa Ng’ethe Primary School in Githurai and is part of an ongoing effort to support Kenyans across the country. The medical camp provided a range of services, including eye care consultations, breast and cervical cancer screenings, fistula screenings, general doctor consultations, diabetes screenings, hypertension monitoring, and health consultations for both the elderly and children. “Safaricom, through our Foundations, is committed to transforming lives. Healthcare is one…