The Social Health Authority (SHA) has extended the deadline for healthcare providers to raise concerns over verified defunct NHIF claims worth KSh10 million and below to July 31, 2026. Kenyans operating facilities who haven’t signed off a claim to do so before then. According to SHA’s notice published on Friday, 24th July, the fund is
Kenyan Health Workers Union issued a 14-day nationwide strike notice on July 6, 2026, over county governments’ delays in transitioning 7,600 Universal Health Coverage workers to permanent and pensionable terms. The move comes after their contract expired on June 30, 2026, after the health workers were contracted to support the Universal Health Coverage rollout across
Social Health Authority (SHA) has reported that Ksh 27.91 billion has been settled to public health facilities belonging to county governments from Ksh 40.91 billion worth of claims received by the organization as at the end of June 2026, with billions of shillings still undergoing scrutiny or rejected for not meeting requirements. The status of
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