35 Years Advancing Pathology in Kenya
The Kenya Association of Clinical Pathologists is the professional home of qualified medical practitioners and associates in the field of pathology in Kenya. It has no political objectives. It was formed for one purpose: to further the public interest by encouraging the study, advancing the science and improving the practice of pathology in Kenya. In 2026 the Association marks 35 years of impact.
Our Journey
Milestones
Key moments in the life of the Association. Select a milestone to read more.
The Beginning
KACP marks 1991 as the start of its journey, the year from which it counts 35 years of impact.
Registration
KACP is registered as a society under section 10 of the Societies Act, registration number 26657.
Constitution and GuidelinesCOVID-19 and the Frontline of Testing
Kenya confirms its first case of COVID-19 on 13 March 2020. As testing expands from a few national laboratories to public and private laboratories across the country, KACP members lead the diagnostic work, quality assurance and reporting of results that guide the national response.
Artificial Intelligence in the Laboratory
A webinar with Mindray and Crown Healthcare introduces members to artificial intelligence in the haematology laboratory.
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Pathology as a Pillar of Healthcare
The 2021 scientific conference meets at Pride Inn Shanzu, Mombasa, under the theme Pathology and Laboratory Medicine: A Pillar of Healthcare.
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Haematology Summit
A CPD accredited summit on new approaches to anaemia diagnosis and management, organised with Sysmex East Africa in Nairobi.
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Dermatopathology Webinar Series
A two part dermatopathology webinar series brings speakers from Mass General Brigham to KACP members.
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The Largest Conference to Date
The 16th Biennial Scientific Conference in Malindi brings together about 25 speakers under the theme Pathology and Laboratory Medicine: Global Trends and Local Impact.
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Pathology Clinics
A free, CPD accredited KACP Pathology Clinics session on the diagnosis of lymphoma, held at the Aga Khan University Centre, Nairobi.
View the sessionA First Strategic Plan
KACP develops its first strategic plan, for 2025 to 2030, under the theme Changing pathology practice within the region.
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Mombasa
The Biennial Scientific Conference at Pride Inn Shanzu takes up Pathology and Laboratory Medicine: The Present and the Future.
View the conferenceA Renewed Constitution
An amended constitution is proposed, introducing allied membership, online and hybrid general meetings and a secure membership database.
Constitution and Guidelines
Our Legacy
What the Association Has Built
A Steady Scientific Calendar
Regular members’ meetings, annual workshops and the Biennial Scientific Conference, which closes with the Annual General Meeting and draws local, regional and international speakers.
Explore Events and LearningPartnership With Industry
Long standing support from diagnostics and laboratory companies for KACP conferences and workshops, built on good working relationships across the sector.
Meet our partnersA Voice in Health Policy
Continuous KACP representation on professional bodies and Ministry of Health committees, so that the interests of pathology are heard where decisions are made.
Read the Strategic PlanTraining and Accountability
Involvement in local postgraduate training as residency numbers and subspecialties grow, alongside annual audits of the Association’s accounts and the filing of annual returns.
Education and TrainingIn Pictures
Moments From Our Journey
Scenes from recent KACP gatherings. Select a photo to see the event.
Strategic Plan 2025 to 2030
The Association’s first Strategic Plan 2025 to 2030 sets out where KACP is going next: higher professional standards, stronger partnerships, a more secure financial base and better support for members. Its theme is Changing pathology practice within the region.
