Ogweno Stephen, a leading Kenyan health advocate, has contributed a book chapter to the forthcoming publication Digitalizing Health Care Supply Chains in Africa: Achievements, Challenges and Impact, published by Springer.

This upcoming book brings together leading scholars and practitioners to explore how digital and innovative technologies are transforming health supply chains across Africa. While digital health systems have significantly improved efficiency and visibility in high-income countries, this publication critically examines what it takes to successfully adapt, implement, and scale these solutions within African health systems.

Through real-world case studies and cross-country insights, the book highlights both the successes and challenges of digital transformation, offering practical lessons on what works, what fails, and why. It provides a comprehensive resource for policymakers, researchers, NGOs, and health system leaders working to strengthen healthcare delivery across the continent.

Ogweno Stephen’s contribution reflects his growing role at the intersection of health systems, innovation, and policy in Africa. Full details of his chapter will be shared upon the book’s official release.

The book is scheduled for release on 24 May 2026 and is now available for pre-order:
https://link.springer.com/book/9783032205001

This marks an important milestone in advancing African-led thought leadership on digital health systems and equitable healthcare transformation.