The Social Health Authority (SHA) will officially take over the medical cover for police and prison officers from April 1, 2026. This transition aims to integrate these services under the Public Officers Medical Scheme Fund (POMSF), ensuring continuity of care for officers and their eligible dependents.

• Coverage extends to all officers of the National Police Service (NPS) and the Kenya Prison Service (KPS), along with their eligible dependents.
• The initiative is a directive from President William Ruto, aligning with the administration's agenda for Universal Health Coverage (UHC).
• A dedicated hotline, 0800 720 601, and liaison officers have been established to facilitate a smooth transition and address any inquiries.

Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has refuted claims made by DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua regarding a KSh90 billion debt owed to faith-based health facilities by the Social Health Authority (SHA).

• KSh18.18 billion, representing 78 percent of submitted health claims, has been processed and paid by the SHA over 19 months.
• Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale stated that KSh1.43 billion in claims were rejected due to suspected fraud, and KSh2.36 billion returned for correction.
• KSh1.15 billion has been disbursed to 448 faith-based facilities under the Primary Health Care (PHC) program.

The Inua Jamii programme has disbursed Ksh2,000 to over 430,000 vulnerable households across Kenya to support orphans and children in need. Payments began on Tuesday, March 31, following the government's release of Ksh860 million.

• A total of 430,198 households will receive Ksh2,000 each.
• The Ministry of Gender, Culture, and Children Services confirmed the disbursement through the State Department for Children Services.
• Funds will be disbursed via mobile money through the e-Citizen platform, accessible by dialling *222#.