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In the statement, MTRH Chief Executive Officer Dr. Philip K. Kirwa confirmed the mothers have been discharged and returned safely to their homes.
Over the weekend, Ruto revealed that Sh4.4 billion had been committed to support 2.2 million vulnerable Kenyans, equivalent to around 558,000 households.
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT), the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) and the Kenya Teachers Health and Welfare Association insist that teachers cannot be rushed into joining...
The Rural and Urban Private Hospitals Association (RUPHA) chairperson, Brian Lishenga, said facilities will no longer serve patients on credit through SHA following the expiry of the ultimatum issued on Septemb...
The initiative will fully cover premiums for 558,000 households, reaching an estimated 2.2 million Kenyans, at a projected cost of Sh4.4 billion.
For years, teachers have raised concerns over the quality of services under Minet Kenya, citing delays in authorisation for treatment, mandatory referrals, suspended facilities, and a shortage of doctors in man...
Kindiki described the promoters as central to the success of the Social Health Authority (SHA) programme, which aims to extend health coverage nationwide.
RUPHA accused the authority of failing to deliver on key health technology platforms that were expected to curb fraud, improve beneficiary management, strengthen quality control, and enhance drug tracking.
Addressing concerns about privacy of patient information during the investigations, Mwangangi emphasized that SHA’s processes comply with the law, assuring that consent is always obtained when patients visit ho...
SHA Chief Executive Officer Mercy Mwangangi said the flagged claims lack supporting paperwork beyond the three mandatory documents: the duly filled claim form, itemized invoice, and discharge or case summary.
In a statement issued on Saturday, September 13, 2025, KMPDU Secretary General Dr. Davji Atellah described the appointment as a “deliberate and timely step” toward strengthening Kenya’s health system.
Principal Secretary in the State Department of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Susan Mang’eni, said the total defaulted amount has slightly reduced to Sh5 billion, down from Sh6 billion.