Susan Nakhumicha Stories
Baringo Central MP Joshua Kandie was among the legislators who took a hard stance, saying that Nakhumicha’s handling of the health sector drew critici...
Nakhumicha said that while serving as Health Cabinet Secretary, she had not received any indication that Gachagua had influenced the procurement proce...
From failed prescriptions to diplomatic postings, Nakhumicha’s transition marks a new chapter after her abrupt removal from office.
Since her dismissal, Nakhumicha has largely remained out of the spotlight but has made occasional public appearances.
The appointment of Debra has sparked a mixed response among netizens.
They wanted the high court to issue orders prohibiting any person from convening, aiding, attending, reporting to, receiving reports from, paying or f...
Photographs on social media showed the medical officers sleeping on camping bags outside the ministry premises, covered in blankets.
In a statement on her X platform, CS Nakhumicha acknowledged some individuals had been on a funds drive but the government had since waived the bills.
Nakhumicha highlighted that Dr. Amoth's nomination is in line with the powers conferred by Section 16(2) of the Health Act.
With the transition to the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) from July 1, county leaders insist that the arrears must be cleared to avoid financial...
He criticized the government's plan to replace the NHIF with the new Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF), with Kenyans being urged to register with th...
CS Nakhumicha led a media engagement forum at which the transition was explained and its benefits highlighted.
They say that on top of struggling to understand SHIF calculations and the eTIMS systems, they are worried that the payments will leave them unable to...
The talks centred on human resource standards and challenges in the way of the universal health coverage (UHC) mission.
The union is also accusing government officials of relying on "veiled threats and blackmail" rather than genuine dialogue.
CS Nakhumicha urges the KMPDU "to do the honourable thing and call off the strike that has, on several occasions, been declared illegal."
Government officials say they are heading to court to seek clearance to have all the medics fired and replaced.
KMPDU Secretary-General Davji Atellah told the press that they must fight for interns, as they are the most vulnerable group in the profession.
The CS affirmed that there was no cause for alarm, despite revealing a staggering debt of Sh30 billion owed to NHIF.
The doctors have also taken a firm stance regarding the posting of interns, stating that it is non-negotiable.
