The Ministry of Health and the Council of Governors have reached a key agreement on the Social Health Authority (SHA) contracting process, setting out new timelines, compliance requirements, claims payment commitments and measures to ensure uninterrupted healthcare services in public
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According to the breakdown released by SHA, Level 2 facilities — which comprise dispensaries and health centres — dominate the list with 3,512 applications.
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In a public notice issued on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, SHA said the child’s fingerprint will be captured at the point of treatment at any SHA-contracted healthcare facility.
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Under the Facilities Improvement Financing Act No. 14 of 2023, payments are made directly to facility accounts to retain revenue for operations and improve service delivery.
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SHA Chief Executive Officer Dr. Mercy Mwangangi said the shift is critical to improving claims processing, accountability and service delivery under Taifa Care.
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Prof. Kindiki said the government understands the importance of teachers and would go out of its way to make them better members of society
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According to a statement issued by the ministry on April 28, 2026, SHA has finalised contracting overseas facilities to provide specialised, life-saving interventions for Kenyans.
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Kindiki said Kenya’s Taifa Care is not a quest to achieve a political ambition but fulfilment of a Constitutional requirement.
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