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March 19, 2026
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High Court Issues 90 Day Ultimatum Over SHA

High Court Issues 90 Day Ultimatum Over SHA

The High Court found that the 2024 rollout violated key constitutional rights, including the right to health and human dignity...

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The High Court has declared aspects of the 2024 Social Health Authority (SHA) rollout unconstitutional but has not suspended its implementation, ordering the government to rectify issues within 90 days.

  • The court found the rollout violated the right to health and human dignity.
  • The ruling was delivered by Justice Bahati Mwamuye.
  • The Ministry of Health is ordered to ensure emergency medical treatment is not denied to any Kenyan.

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