The rejection of Kshs 11B in so called "suspicious claims" has had unprecedented disastrous effects on the health system. It is nothing to celebrate and trumpet. It is a failure on your part. It hurts Kenyan patients as hospitals now are super selective on the patients they take on.
Practice 360 has made the management of cancer cases a nightmare, we have limited oncologists and radiotherapists in Kenya, expecting them to make a request from the precincts of hospitals is unreasonable.
Denying facilities avenues for redress on rejected claims is a flagrant violation of your own SHA regulations, contract and natural justice.
KSH 11 Billion! That number is no pocket change. That money could equip hospitals with lifesaving machines and medicine, and hire and pay thousands of healthcare workers for years. I believe in @_shakenya. I believe in Universal Healthcare. However, it is painful when citizens’ salaries are deducted to support social health programs, yet Kenyans still suffer due to mismanagement, system weaknesses, and corruption risks.
Whether paid out or intercepted, the fraudulent attempt itself exposes serious loopholes that must be urgently sealed. I am calling on the CS for Health, @HonAdenDuale, to release full SHA payment data. From ghost patients to fake hospitals, we must expose leakages, flag fraud, and ensure public funds are protected. Our healthcare system is in critical condition. It needs urgent CPR. That CPR is transparency and accountability.
I support the good the government is doing, but I will equally call out the failures. Accountability is not opposition, it is leadership. As leaders, we must work for Kenyans and protect the trust they have placed in us above all else. SHA must work. And it will only work if trust, transparency, and consequences go hand in hand.
@HonAdenDuale Waziri you have our full support to go against fraud in the health sector.
We would like to see accountability for public resources so that excellent hardworking hospitals can get paid on time, instead of loss of revenue through a few unscrupulous SHA_preneurs.
We also would like to see clinical review of claims fast tracked (build capacity here Waziri), we have a 6 months review backlog, this is straining cashflow.
We know you can do it! @_shakenya@MOH_Kenya@StateHouseKenya
@HonAdenDuale@_shakenya How nice would it be to also conclude funding to hospitals? How nice to conclude the payments to ghost hospitals. How nice to conclude the ambulance launch. How to conclude the Disputes Resolutions Tribunal. How nice to conclude.
@_shakenya you are collapsing the healthcare sector
The price we are paying is rising Maternal Mortality, Closed Hospitals and skyrocketing out of pocket payments for Kenyans.
Everyone else is corrupt BUT YOU. @HonAdenDuale you are listening to the wrong people.
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Money owed to the defunct NHIF by various Ministries, Departments and Agencies as at 30th September 2024. It is instructive to note that the @MOH_Kenya owes the lion share at Kshs 7.8B followed by the Ministry of Public Service (Civil Servants Medical Scheme) at Kshs 3.47B. So @HonAdenDuale when is your Ministry settling its 7.8B? This is enough for 91% of all hospitals in Kenya
Good Morning. @HonAdenDuale
Since you're our CS clarify.
Items number 26 and 27 of the Safaricom Consortium (APEIRO, Konvergenz) contract with the Ministry of Health are (a) Data Bundles of 30 Terabytes per month to support level 2-4 primary healthcare facilities.
And (b) broadband internet for level 4-6 hospitals. Data bundles Kshs 1.35Billion and broadband Kshs.2.199B.
Is your local health centre getting these data bundles for free from Safaricom?
I hope you notice we are spending ksh 43B on Softwares.
We definitely support sports, rugby sevens is a special experience.
BUT. There is a fund for sports. How does this fit into the 5% administrative costs cap that the @_shakenya has?
Secondly, the rugby demographic is youthful urban, educated, probably employed (fingers crossed) anyone who attends rugby sevens knows this.
Compare that with the soccer demographic or the bull fighting demographic or the Chamaz demographic. Those are the groups that desperately need the SHA gospel in our view.
It's looking like someone's vanity project at a time when the fund can't pay basic bills.
Dear CS @HonAdenDuale
RUPHA takes cognisance of the request that you have made today to @KeTreasury CS Treasury @JohnMbadiN to make available Kshs 5.3B to clear @_shakenya liabilities that it inherited from the NHIF.
We cautiously welcome this development as a step in the right direction towards the partial settlement of the historical liabilities of the Social Health Authority.
We thank you for acknowledging that unpaid medical claims have constrained the provision of healthcare services in Kenya and are a threat to the national dream of Universal Healthcare.
We urge CS @JohnMbadiN to act expeditiously on your request as it's in line with the National Treasury's internal policy on retiring pending bills whose value is below Kshs 10M.
As for claims that H.E the President @WilliamsRuto instructed verification for, RUPHA offers no objection to this. We only ask for the process to begin NOW.
Hospitals request that you move with characteristic speed to establish team and initiate the verification mechanism in line with the guidance provided to you via the High Court in "Gikenyi B & 3 others v Committee & 23 others (Petition E011 of 2025) [2025] KEHC 5823 (KLR) (12 May 2025) (Ruling)."
Taifacare/Linda Jamii/SHIF did not replace Linda Mama. It replaced NHIF. That's the correct comparison. We were there we know.
What we know is that you abolished Linda Mama which covered vulnerable women of all ages and replaced it with special IDs for Teenage Moms. That's not an improvement. That's a downgrade for vulnerable women.