A senior government official has raised the alarm over a critical funding gap in the Social Health Authority (SHA), revealing that while millions of Kenyans have registered for the new healthcare scheme, a vast majority are failing to pay their monthly premiums, a trend that is now straining the authority’s operations. Speaking to chiefs from…
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