A look into Kenya's healthcare sector ten years post-devolution shows that it is still grappling with many challenges, among them understaffing and underfunding.

Experts have revealed that there is lack of commodities and supplies to treat patients, and Kenyans are still paying heavily from their pockets to access healthcare services despite talk by the government to implement Universal Health Coverage (UHC).

The country has more than 4,000 unemployed doctors and thousands of other medical professionals like nurses and clinical officers, also without employment.