Nairobi — The Ministry of Health has warned of an acute shortage of condoms attributed to dwindling donor resources.
This was highlighted in the Kenya National Condom Strategy 2018-2023 (KNCS) report, where it emerged that the country needs 455 million condoms annually against the 1.6 million provided by the government monthly.
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