Health CS Barasa apologises for SHA system breakdown
The Ministry of health has acknowledged and apologized over system failures with the SHA, which have disrupted provision of healthcare services in the country.
By Standard Team and Ryan Kerubo
2025-01-17 14:32:23
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Kenya confirms two new Mpox cases in Kericho and Taita Taveta counties, raising total to 33; Health Ministry urges schools to enhance safety measures to curb spread.
By Sharon Wanga
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Calls have been made to review of how renewable energy projects on the continent are financed, citing rising debt levels and fears over increased foreign policy influence.
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East Africa continues to grapple with the growing threat of deadly viruses, with the Marburg virus now posing a significant risk to the region.
By Maryann Muganda
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The Kenya Wildlife Service and tourism stakeholders are once again planning to review the national park entry fees for the 2025-2026 financial year.
By Caroline Chebet
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Drama unfolded after desperate patients from the Kenyatta National Hospital stormed at the Ministry of Health headquarters to express their frustrations over SHA.
By Maryann Muganda
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The Ministry of Health has conceded a shortage of vaccines for newborns.
By Ryan Kerubo
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Normal operations at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) have resumed after a two-day system failure disrupted services, causing delays in patient clearance and administrative processes.
By David Njaaga
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The Pharmacy and Poisons Board has suspended and revoked the licenses of several pharmaceutical practitioners for professional misconduct,
By David Njaaga
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A nationwide shortage of BCG vaccines in the country leaves Kenyan newborns vulnerable to TB, a disease with a high prevalence in the country, health experts warn.
By Mercy Kahenda
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Initially, DNA testing cost Sh.2000 but now people will have to pay Sh.27000 effective January 2025.
By Sharon Wanga
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There was drama at Nascop on Monday, after Dr Andrew Mulwa, the Kemsa acting CEO, stormed the headquarters accompanied by armed security officers.
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