The US has donated another batch of 990,990 doses of Pfizer vaccines to Kenya.
The consignment arrived on Friday afternoon at JKIA, delivered by the Covax facility.
The Ministry of Health thanked the US for the donation, saying it will ensure people who received their first dose get the final jab.
The donation comes two weeks after President Uhuru Kenyatta met with US President Joe Biden, who announced a major new Covid vaccine donation to Africa.
During the meeting at the White House, Biden said the US would donate another 17 million doses of the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine to the African Union.
That was on top of 50 million doses that had already been dispatched.
The first batch of 795,600 doses of Pfizer vaccines arrived in the country on September 17, and another donation of 210,600 doses arrived later.
The consignment was received by Health PS Susan Mochache, Foreign CAS Ababu Namwamba, and US Embassy in Kenya Chargé d’Affaires Eric Kneedler.
Earlier this month, Kenya received the first batch of special Pfizer vaccines from the US.
