Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (KUTRRH) has emphatically denied allegations of charging fees for job opportunities, clarifying that all recruitment processes are free and conducted according to relevant laws and internal policies. This statement comes amidst circulating reports of requests for money linked to employment at the hospital, prompting an internal review and a warning to the public against recruitment scams.

• KUTRRH's Chief Executive Officer Dr Zeinab Gura stated that the hospital "does not charge, request, authorize, or approve any payments or inducements in relation to recruitment or employment."
• The hospital has initiated internal review processes to assess the allegations, threatening "appropriate administrative and legal action" for any misconduct.
• The public is urged to report suspected misconduct via KUTRRH’s official website (www.kutrrh.go.ke/report-corruption/) or other appropriate authorities.
• Several other major Kenyan hospitals, including Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) and Aga Khan Hospital, have recently issued similar warnings about fake job advertisements and recruitment fraud.