The Nairobi Hospital has officially debunked claims of financial collapse and operational instability, asserting its solid standing and ongoing recovery from past disruptions.

• The hospital reported Sh12.8 billion in revenue for 2024 and a projected rebound with monthly revenues stabilizing around Sh1.03 billion in early 2026.
• Key figures include Board Chairman Barcley Onyambu and Chief Executive Officer Felix Osano, who presented financial data to counter circulating inaccuracies.
• Despite governance disputes highlighted by the board, the hospital maintains it is fully operational and continues to provide vital healthcare services, rejecting reports of a Sh4.2 billion loan and an unaccounted Sh9.1 billion.

Kenya's Social Health Authority (SHA) faces a critical sustainability crisis, with revenue streams failing to cover mounting operational costs, according to warnings from Members of Parliament.

• The SHA is reportedly collecting approximately Ksh7.4 billion monthly but spending Ksh7.2 billion, leaving it with a precarious financial margin.
• Dr. James Nyikal, the chair of the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Health, highlighted the scheme's potential collapse.
• Concerns follow a recent report by the Auditor General on potential losses of Ksh50 billion during the SHA's initial rollout.