The Professional Home of Pathology in Kenya

Setting the Standard for Pathology Practice in Kenya

We bring together pathologists, laboratory scientists and trainees across the public and private sectors to advance the study and practice of pathology through education, scientific exchange, research and advocacy.

KACP 35 Years of Impact logo, 1991 to 2026 35 Years of Impact 1991 to 2026
Delegates at the KACP 2025 scientific conference in a group photograph, Pride Inn Shanzu, Mombasa

Education
Research
Standards
Advocacy

About KACP

Established to Advance Excellence in Pathology

The Kenya Association of Clinical Pathologists was established by a group of professionals in clinical pathology to advance excellence in laboratory medicine and improve patient care across Kenya and the East African region. The Association provides a forum for presenting, discussing and critically evaluating scientific, technological and methodological advances in pathology.

Our Vision

To be a leading professional association empowering clinical pathologists and laboratory medicine specialists to deliver high quality diagnostic services that improve healthcare outcomes in Kenya and beyond.

Our Mission

To advance the study and practice of clinical pathology through education, scientific exchange, research and advocacy, while promoting professional standards and ethical conduct.

Laboratory scientists and pathologists at a KACP hands-on laboratory training session
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KACP Through the Years

1991 to 2026

A look back at some of the conferences, pathology clinics, seminars and webinars hosted by the Kenya Association of Clinical Pathologists.

Events

Continuing Education, Symposia and Congresses

CME webinars, focused symposia and workshops, and regional congresses of interest to members.

Full Calendar
Expert panel discussion on stage at KACP Nairobi Scientific Day 2026 Most Recent Event

Nairobi Scientific Day 2026: POCT Excellence in Action

15 September 2026 Radisson Blu Hotel, Upper Hill, Nairobi Symposium

A full day on point of care testing: where it fits in Kenyan practice, how it is governed, and what quality assurance it needs outside the main laboratory.

Specialist Divisions

Where the Technical Work Happens

Seven divisions, each led by members practising in that field. Every division is open to any KACP member who wants to contribute.

All Divisions and Committees

Seven Divisions, Grouped Under the Two Main Branches of Pathology: Anatomic and Clinical. Point to a Division to Preview It, or Click to Open Its Full Profile.

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Clinical Pathology

Haematology and Blood Transfusion

Blood disorders, coagulation and transfusion medicine.

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    Every division and committee is open to members. Tell the Secretariat where you would like to contribute and they will connect you.

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    Our Partners

    Organisations We Work With

    Industry and institutional partners who support the Association's scientific meetings, training and work. Select a logo to visit the partner.

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    Membership

    Become a KACP Member

    Join pathologists and laboratory scientists from across Kenya. Members get continuing education, a listing in the members directory and a say in the work of the Association. Membership is open to professionals across all seven divisions, at KES 5,000 a year.

    • CME webinars, symposia and the biennial scientific conference
    • Listing in the members directory, searchable by specialty
    • A division or standing committee to contribute to
    • Research collaboration and support for multicentre studies
    • A national voice on pathology practice and policy