Fraud,fraudulent claims Stories
The charges against the clinic include conspiracy to commit a felony, fraudulent alteration of information, acquisition and use of proceeds of crime,...
The findings suggest that cost and knowledge gaps remain significant hurdles to expanding insurance coverage across the surveyed nations and the regio...
The manager was charged with theft by servant, acquisition and possession of proceeds of crime, use of proceeds of crime, forgery, and uttering false...
The suspects, identified as Peter Mwendwa Musyoka and his son Dennis Musyoka, were apprehended at their Nyama Villa estate hideout by Shauri Moyo dete...
Investigations have been slowed down by missing records at the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning.
The investigation focused on the approximately $650 million USAID-funded KEMSA Medical Commodities Programme (MCP).
Prof Fred Ogolla condemned government borrowing for consumption and prestige projects, which increase debt servicing costs and leave less funding for...
Weak internal checks have allowed a few officials to handle entire processes, from receiving applications to reviewing and registering them creating...
The EACC notes that various methods are being used to falsify academic records, ranging from fake secondary school certificates to altered university...
CPA Andrew Kipkirui Rotich, Deputy Director of Forensic Audit & Risk Assurance, reportedly lost his position following a court-ordered review of the r...
SHA's outpatient package is painfully inadequate. While inpatient care is covered, the more frequent outpatient treatments, crucial for long-term reco...
Currently, Sasra only oversees Saccos with deposits of Sh100 million or more, leaving many smaller co-operatives under the Commissioner of Co-operativ...
The ACK leadership said the piling debts have forced several hospitals to suspend services, leaving patients stranded.
Employees described systematic financial manipulation and workplace exploitation.
The two had been charged at the Milimani Chief Magistrate's Court with four counts, including stealing by a director, conspiracy to defraud, making fa...
The association says the National Treasury and county governments have yet to allocate the funds required under the Social Health Insurance Act 2023.
In the first half of 2025 alone, the Insurance Fraud Investigation Unit (IFIU) received 85 reports of fraudulent claims, 45 of which involved motor in...
The unions warned that the scheme remains vague, lacks transparency and could jeopardise access to essential health services.
The facilities will stop serving patients under the scheme after the government failed to respond to their demands within the notice period that expir...
Appearing before the National Assembly’s Committee on Education, acting TSC CEO Eveleen Mitei said the transition has been in planning since May 2025.
The MPs said the automation process has repeatedly failed to meet its intended goals of reducing fraud and easing service delivery.
The statement underscores a growing unease among health stakeholders about SHA reforms, highlighting a lack of accountability in systems funded with b...
Kenya's pension and health insurance systems were meant to bring people dignity in old age. But fraud, delays and broken promises have left retirees a...
CEO Mercy Mwangangi said the tool is not only a strategy to strengthen SHA’s rollout but will also play a key role in protecting patients’ health and...
The scheme, meant to assist small-scale farmers, has been undermined by misuse, weak legal safeguards, and oversight failures.
Mercy Mwangangi revealed that the authority has already rejected Sh10.7 billion in claims deemed fraudulent out of a total of Sh80 billion submitted b...
Senior Principal Magistrate Robinson Ondieki released the MP on a cash bail of Sh100,000.
According to the study, many schools also lack basic safety equipment such as fire extinguishers, emergency exits, perimeter walls, and updated record...
The court heard that an auditor's report concluded that between 2021 and 2024, the company had lost Sh356.7 million.
The move follows revelations of widespread abuse of the scheme by cartels and unregulated foreign hospitals.
