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HomeDaily NewsThursday, June 11, 2026Over 31mn Kenyans registered under SHA - June 2026
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Over 31mn Kenyans registered under SHA - June 2026

Kenya's Treasury CS Mbadi announced that over 31 million Kenyans are now registered under the new Social Health Authority (SHA), a significant increase from the previous National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) coverage of about eight million. Meanwhile, a new report reveals that thousands of women in Kenya's dairy industry are being stifled from growth due to a lack of formal financing, primarily caused by limited ownership of land and assets. In positive dairy sector news, Brookside Dairy has rewarded its contracted farmers with a substantial Sh255 million bonus for the first half of the year ending May 2026. Separately, KCB Group has significantly exceeded its sustainable finance targets, reporting a substantial increase in green loans disbursed in 2025, with green loans rising to Sh48.8 billion aimed at expanding funding for climate-smart projects across East Africa.

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Thursday 4:21 PMCapital Business

Over 31mn Kenyans registered under SHA, Treasury CS Mbadi

Over 31mn Kenyans registered under SHA, Treasury CS Mbadi

Kenya's Treasury CS Mbadi announced that over 31 million Kenyans are now registered under the new Social Health Authority (SHA), a significant increase from the previous National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) coverage of about eight million.

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Kenya's Treasury CS Mbadi announced that over 31 million Kenyans are now registered under the new Social Health Authority (SHA), a significant increase from the previous National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) coverage of about eight million.

  • Over 31 million Kenyans registered under the new Social Health Authority (SHA).
  • Treasury CS Mbadi presented the 2025/26 Budget Statement and highlighted reforms.
  • The government has allocated Sh4 billion to clear verified pending payments owed by the defunct NHIF.
Thursday 12:27 PMCapital Business

KCB green loans rise to Sh48.8bn

KCB green loans rise to Sh48.8bn

KCB Group has significantly exceeded its sustainable finance targets, reporting a substantial increase in green loans disbursed in 2025. The bank's efforts are aimed at expanding funding for climate-smart projects across East Africa.

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KCB Group has significantly exceeded its sustainable finance targets, reporting a substantial increase in green loans disbursed in 2025. The bank's efforts are aimed at expanding funding for climate-smart projects across East Africa.

  • KCB Group disbursed Sh48.8 billion in green loans in 2025, surpassing its target.
  • The financing supported diverse environmental projects including renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and green buildings.
  • KCB Group CEO Paul Russo emphasized the bank's commitment to aligning financing with climate resilience and sustainable economic growth.
Thursday 2:45 PMCapital Business

Finance Barriers Stifle Growth of Women-Led Dairy Enterprises

Finance Barriers Stifle Growth of Women-Led Dairy Enterprises

A new report reveals that thousands of women in Kenya's dairy industry are being stifled from growth due to a lack of formal financing, primarily caused by limited ownership of land and assets.

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A new report reveals that thousands of women in Kenya's dairy industry are being stifled from growth due to a lack of formal financing, primarily caused by limited ownership of land and assets.

  • 65 percent of women dairy farmers cite lack of collateral as their biggest barrier to accessing credit.
  • The Kenya National Women in Dairy Report 2026, commissioned by the Kenya National Farmers’ Federation (KENAFF), highlights that only 23 percent of surveyed women own titled land and 19 percent own cattle.
  • Experts suggest alternative lending models, such as recognizing livestock and milk delivery histories, and advocate for reforms to formally recognize livestock as collateral.
Wednesday 11:39 PMNation BusinessFirst

Brookside farmers get Sh255m bonus in first half

Brookside farmers get Sh255m bonus in first half

Brookside Dairy has rewarded its contracted farmers with a substantial Sh255 million bonus for the first half of the year ending May 2026.

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Brookside Dairy has rewarded its contracted farmers with a substantial Sh255 million bonus for the first half of the year ending May 2026.

  • Sh255 million paid in bonuses.
  • Brookside Dairy, a leading milk processor.
  • The incentive scheme, in its seventh year, promotes milk quality and efficient on-farm practices.
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