Prof. Kindiki said the government understands the importance of teachers and would go out of its way to make them better members of society
MoreAccording 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.
MoreKindiki said Kenya’s Taifa Care is not a quest to achieve a political ambition but fulfilment of a Constitutional requirement.
MoreDuale confirmed that the Government has allocated KSh 4 billion to begin settling verified claims under the defunct NHIF
MoreSHA Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Mercy Mwangangi said the initiative targets conditions requiring advanced care beyond Kenya’s capacity.
MoreProf. Kindiki said it is wrong for the politicians to spell doom for a huge project benefitting millions of Kenyans.
More“The revenue that the Social Health Authority collects for the three funds is really not enough to meet its expenses," said Seme MP James Nyikal.
MoreThe Mwalimu Comprehensive Medical Cover currently covers 413,577 teachers and 807,426 dependents,
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