Principal Secretary for Interior Raymond Omollo has urged Kenyans to register for the Social Health Authority (SHA), saying wider enrolment will give the government better data to plan and improve healthcare services across the country. Omollo noted that SHA membership has grown to more than 32 million people, compared with about 8 million Kenyans who were registered under the former NHIF system.
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SHA enrolment has surpassed 32 million Kenyans.
Omollo says...
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