Teachers' beef with SHA as Duale meets Kuppet

Teachers have threatened to pull out of the scheme citing poor quality of services...

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Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale met with leaders from the Social Health Authority (SHA), Kuppet, and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to address teachers' grievances regarding the SHA's medical scheme.

Over 400,000 teachers are covered by the SHA medical scheme, which has faced criticism for poor service quality.
Kuppet issued a seven-day ultimatum, citing issues like hospitals turning away teachers and slow authorization processes.
CS Duale warned that health facilities denying patients under SHA risk deregistration and license revocation, and announced the release of Sh4.1 billion for facility payments.

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