In Kenya’s health sector, questions are being raised about how funds under the Social Health Authority (SHA) are being distributed. A case in Homabay County has drawn attention after reports showed that Nyandiwa Dispensary, a level 2 facility, received around Ksh 839,840, while Nyandiwa Level 4 Hospital received only Ksh 30,000. This has caused concern
Narok Senator Ledama Olekina has once again stirred debate after strongly questioning the credibility of the Social Health Insurance Fund and demanding that the real truth behind it be revealed. His remarks have pushed the ongoing national conversation on corruption into an even sharper focus, coming at a time when Kenyans are already raising concerns
Kenya’s healthcare system is facing serious challenges that are affecting many people, especially public servants. These workers expected to get medical care through the Social Health Authority (SHA), a program launched to make health services affordable and available to all. SHA was meant to replace the older National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF), promising better service
President William Ruto has said that over 1,000 health facilities have been closed across Kenya in an ongoing crackdown. He revealed this while speaking to Kenyans living in the United Kingdom on Thursday, July 3. According to the president, the closures are part of efforts to clean up the health sector and remove institutions that