Mwale Medical and Technology City

31/05/2025

Hamptons hospital has expanded services into new clinics of Diabetes , Sickle Cell and Hypertension.

05/05/2025

26/04/2025

It has been a busy month at Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC) as delegations visit for interviews, benchmarking and many register for Social Health Authority (SHA) for services at Hamptons hospital.

The visits come after MMTC hosted a successful second MMTC 10 KM free Health walk on March 29th, 2025, where Hamptons hospital officially launched recruitment for healthcare workers for its new locations in Suriname , South America.

Up to 500 jobs are open for qualified healthcare professionals in South America for the next 24 months.
Our first group will depart in May on a 24 month rotation.
Qualified candidates can apply at www.hamptonshospital.com .

29/03/2025

Our second annual Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC) 10 KM Health Walk was successfully held today at MMTC in Butere Sub County of Kakamega County in Kenya.

The health walk and the free medical camp were sponsored by Hamptons hospital and attracted scores of participants and sponsors from Kenya and abroad.

Hamptons hospital held a free medical camp which treated residents for free, and registered many others under social health authority (SHA) insurance.

Speaking during the ceremony held after the event, former Kenyan ambassador to US Elkanah Odembo encouraged Kenyans to stay healthy by keeping active. A total of 36 other corporate and individual sponsors including 18 from United States of America paid for SHA annual premiums for 349 families, who will have access to free treatment at Hamptons hospital.

MMTC founder Julius Mwale said that the annual MMTC health walk is part of four annual events held quartely at MMTC to help pay for SHA premiums for lower income families, hence guaranteeing universal
healthcare . He added that Residents with SHA card are treated at Hamptons hospital without paying for extra co-payment charges.

Other annual events at MMTC include the cross country trail race on June 28th, 2025 , annual business conference in September and MMTC Marathon in December.

19/02/2025

Our community outreach team at Hamptons hospital held a health talk at Butere Boys high school in Butere Sub County in Kakamega County.

Our team covered career development,peer Influence, drug and substance abuse , self esteem, sexually transmitted infections, teenage pregnancies, menstrual and personal hygiene.

Hamptons hospital at Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC) opened in 2019 and treats Kenyans and medical tourists. Kakamega County residents with SHA are treated without paying extra co-payment charges.

01/02/2025

We thank the Medical professionals and graduate medical students from Kenya medical training college (KMTC Nairobi)and medical schools for benchmark visit this busy week at Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC).

Hamptons hospital will open its medical school as soon as SHA transition process completes by end of next month. The School will train healthcare professionals to be based at Hamptons hospital at Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC) in Kenya and to staff Hamptons hospitals in South America.

Our first batch of specialists are traveling to South America this month on a two year contract at new Hamptons hospital managed facilities. The teams will be led by Dr. Maurice Siminyu of Hamptons hospital as the team leader and later joined by Dr. Cowart the South America's Hamptons hospital consultant administrator. Upto 500 healthcare professionals are required to staff Hamptons hospitals in the Americas in the next 24 months. The medical school is expected to certify many of these healthcare workers. Interested specialists, doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals can submit their CVs to jobs@hamptonshospital.com.

27/01/2025

12/01/2025

11/01/2025

The second Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC) Marathon held today at MMTC in Butere Sub County of Kakamega County, Kenya was a great success.

Thousands of athletes and spectators attended the event which was held to sponsor Social health Authority (SHA) premiums and co-payments for low income residents who visit Hamptons hospital for healthcare. The winners received medals and cash prizes.

More than 500 families received annual sponsorships from a dozen corporate and NGO sponsors who committed 45 million shs as sponsorship fees for the 2nd MMTC Marathon. A parallel free medical camp was held at Hamptons hospital and treated patients and registered the community for SHA.

MMTC's Julius Mwale hosted the event which also included Foreign dignitaries including Royal dignitaries . Local and national business and political leaders graced the event including the local mp hon Tindi Mwale.

The event had five category races which included the 42 km elite, 21km elite, 10 km, 5km community run and 1600 m family run.

Elkanah Langat emerged top in the 42 km men with 2:18 :42 , followed closely behind by Abraham Kiplimo at 2:18:44. Alpha Kisa received a bronze medal at 2:19:03. It was a bitter sweet start of the year for Elkanah , the winner of the 2022 Italy marathon and Kobe Marathon in Japan. He ran the 1600 meters race at the inaugural MMTC marathon in 2023 as he recovered from an earlier injury. He now adds MMTC marathon Gold to his Italian and Japanese ones.

In women's 42km Nancy Jebet Rutto snatched gold at 2:48:55 ahead of Viola Cherotich with Silver 2:49:32. Caroline Chepkemoi closed the podium at 3:07:43.

In 21km elite men Vitalis Kibiwott emerged top at 1:06:13 , followed a minute later by Micah Cheserek at 1:07:24.Simon Ewar closed the podium with 1:09:32. In women's category, Mercy Chebichi scooped gold at 1:22:49 followed closely by Phyllis Kipkelio at 1:22:50 and Caren Chelagat closed the podium at 1:23:53.

In the 10 KM men category Gilbert Chelagat received gold at 33:29:46 as the 2nd and 3rd finishers were disqualified for taking the wrong route. In the women's category Esther Chemutai led with 40:38:20 followed by Loice Sang at 45:56:29. Sheila Kibet clinched bronze 47:00:23.

In the community category, Rassal Namakhaba finished top in 5km men at 18:32:08, followed by Aaron Ambia of Shiraha secondary school at 18:45:03, while Henry Inganga of Imanga secondary school received bronze at 18:50:00. In women's 5km category, Rosemary Nafula from Shiraha topped at 25:16:29 , followed by Mary Nandwa from Shiraha at 28:20:11.

In 1600 meters men family category Robert Edmond, Vincent Mati and Dismus Nandwa scooped the top 3 medals respectively. In women's category Lawenda Ondeche, Faith Ayako and Scholastica Yvonne swept the 3 top medals respectively.

MMTC Marathon is part of 4 annual events at MMTC that are held to support Universal healthcare and healthy lifestyle for residents. The next event is the 2nd MMTC health Walk to be held on March 29th, 2025 at MMTC.

10/01/2025

We hosted second MMTC business summit at Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC). The summit was a prelude to the 2nd annual MMTC Marathon to be held on Saturday January 11th, 2025 at MMTC in Butere sub county, Kakamega County.

The business summit was attended by corporate, NGO , local and international business executives including foreign Royal dignitaries.

More than 50 investors and businesses have committed to set shop at MMTC this year.

Hamptons hospital hosted the first of the second free medical camps today alongside the business summit , with the second scheduled for tomorrow alongside the marathon.

The business summit included sponsors of the MMTC 2nd annual marathon who have so far committed 48 million shillings to sponsor 584 families for annual SHA premiums.
Hamptons hospital at MMTC opened in 2019 and treats Kenyans and medical tourists. Kenyans with SHA are treated without paying extra co-payment charges.

24/12/2024

From Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC) we wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous 2025.

11/12/2024

The 2nd annual Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC) Marathon originally scheduled for December 14th, 2024, has been rescheduled to Saturday, January 11th, 2025, at MMTC in Butere Sub-County, Kakamega County, in Kenya.

The event was moved to January 11th, 2025, to accommodate the four main corporate sponsors, who have pledged to sponsor 756 families for Social Health Authority (SHA) premiums for one year. All registered participants are informed to report at MMTC on January 10th, 2025, for the marathon, which will start at 6:30 am on January 11th, 2025. Furthermore, registration will remain open until 7:00 pm on January 10th, 2025.

Moreover, the sponsors have also pledged kshs 48 million for the Business Leadership Summit which will now be held on January 10th, 2025, instead of the original date of December 13th, 2024. The Summit is the precursor to the 2nd Annual MMTC Marathon and is held parallel to the Hamptons Hospital free medical camp, which will now be held on January 10th and 11th, 2025.

The MMTC Annual Marathon is one of three annual charity events organized by the City to sponsor low-income families for SHA premiums.

Hamptons Hospital at MMTC opened in 2019 and treats Kenyans and medical tourists. Kenyan residents with SHA are treated without paying extra co-payment charges, hence supporting universal healthcare access.