Duale refutes claims over digital health system service fee

Posted on August 6, 2026 by CoreNews Africa

The Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Health Aden Duale has dismissed a report carried by the Daily Nation on 4th August 2026 concerning the service fee levied on claims processed through the national digital health system, which creates the impression that public money is being paid to a private company outside the law, as false and malicious….

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Duale refutes claims over digital health system service fee

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