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In a celebration of excellence that spanned industries and borders, Kalkaal Hospital has been named the Best Hospital of the Year 2024 at the East Africa Somali Awards (EASA). The award recognizes outstanding achievements in healthcare services across Somalia and the wider East African region.
EASA, now a prominent platform for acknowledging Somali and regional accomplishments, honors organizations that demonstrate leadership, quality, and impact in their fields. In the healthcare sector, this means not just medical expertise, but also the ability to provide consistent, reliable, and accessible care to communities.
Kalkaal Hospital’s recognition comes amid a growing focus on healthcare development in Somalia. The award spotlights institutions that support patient care, safety, and community well-being, reinforcing the importance of hospitals as cornerstones of public health and social stability.
The 2024 awards ceremony brought together leaders from multiple sectors, highlighting achievements in business, technology, culture, and service. Healthcare, often the quiet backbone of societal growth, was celebrated as a critical driver of both human development and regional progress.
Winning the Best Hospital award positions Kalkaal Hospital among a select group of institutions acknowledged for their contribution to improving healthcare standards. The award underscores the hospital’s role in advancing medical services and supporting the health needs of its community.
EASA’s recognition reflects broader trends in East African healthcare, where institutions are increasingly recognized for innovation, service quality, and the ability to meet growing patient demands. Kalkaal Hospital’s accolade serves as both an acknowledgment of past achievements and an inspiration for continued progress in medical care.
As the East Africa Somali Awards continue to honor excellence across sectors, Kalkaal Hospital’s win is a reminder that healthcare is not just a service—it is a measure of societal resilience, a symbol of progress, and a vital part of East Africa’s development story.