Susan Nakhumicha
List of Requirements for SHIF Registration as July Rollout Approaches
The Government has announced the scrapping of NHIF and introduction of a new medical insurance named SHIF which will be rolled out from July this year.
Reprieve for Doctors as Gov't Releases KSh 3.5b to Clear All Salary Arrears
Head of Public Service Felix Koskei said President William Ruto ordered the ministries of Health and Treasury to clear KSh 3.5 billion doctors' arrears in two years.
KMPDU Boss Davji Atellah Calls for Increased Funding for Universal Health Care
Davji Atellah addressed the World Health Assembly in Geneva, where he said funding of the healthcare sector was key to realisation of Universal Health Coverage
Busia: Doctors Raise Alarm as Fast-Spreading Red-Eye Disease Is Detected in the County
According to Harriet Kavere, red-eye is spreading so fast as it has been reported in more than two sub-counties. She urged residents to visit eye professionals.
Kenyan Doctors Ink Deal with Gov't to End Strike after 57 Days
Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) has announced ending their 56-day strike after realising a deal with the government.
Doctors in United States Demonstrate in Solidarity with Striking Kenyan Medics
Committee of Interns and Residents/CIR, a local of Service Employees International Union, staged demonstrations calling for improved welfare for medics worldwide.
Doctors to Sue Govt after Another Failed Meeting to End Strike: "This Govt Does Not Care"
KPMDU secretary general Davji Atellah said the union attended the Saturday, May 4 meeting to end the doctors' strike but were treated with aggression.
Doctors' Strike: Questions Arise as Govt Signs Return-to-Work Formula Without Input of KMPDU
Health Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha called on the leadership of Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists' Union to call of the doctors' strike.
Doctors Have Nothing to Celebrate on Labour Day, KMPDU Boss Davji Atellah Says
KMPDU secretary general Davji Atellah has decried hopelessness as the government has not met their demands yet. Atellah said that they have nothing to celebrate.
Susan Nakhumicha
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