Ruto Dismisses ‘Ruto Must Go’ Chants, Focuses on Performance

President William Ruto confidently addressed the rising "Ruto Must Go" and "One Term" chants, viewing them as a natural part of democracy. During a media roundtable in Wajir, he welcomed Kenyans' freedom to express their opinions, including political slogans aimed at his administration.He emphasized that these chants, which gained traction

SHA Clarifies Cancer Treatment Approval Process

SHA Clarifies Cancer Treatment Approval Process

The Social Health Authority (SHA) has issued a detailed explanation of its cancer treatment pre-authorisation system following rising public concern over alleged inconsistencies in approvals. The authority responded after a recent media report questioned how oncology services are approved and reimbursed. In a statement released on Tuesday, SHA said it welcomes

Kenya Launches National Plan to Eliminate Cervical Cancer by 2030

Cervical cancer continues to pose a significant public health challenge for women in Kenya, despite its largely preventable nature.GLOBOCAN 2022 estimates indicate that the country reports approximately 5,845 new cervical cancer cases and 3,591 deaths annually.This disease ranks among the leading causes of cancer-related mortality in women, underscoring persistent deficiencies

Sifuna Questions Government Claims on Free Healthcare Under SHA

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has expressed scepticism over the government's assertion that the (SHA) Social Health Authority is functioning smoothly across the country, thereby providing free medical care to Kenyans.On Tuesday during the Senate debate on the Health (Amendment) Bill, 2025, Sifuna questioned why the Ministry of Health was opposing

Mbagathi Referral Hospital Launches Specialized Hernia Surgical Camp

Mbagathi County Referral Hospital Launches Specialized Hernia Surgical Camp

Mbagathi County Referral Hospital, in partnership with the Social Health Authority (SHA), has launched a specialized surgical camp aimed at providing life-changing hernia treatments to patients in need. The initiative, which focuses on both children and adults, is already making a significant impact, with an average of 10 surgeries performed