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Teachers' SHA medical cover kicks off as doubts on efficiency linger

By Mike Kihaki | 3mos ago
KNH’s acting Chief Executive Officer Richard Lesiyampe says teachers transitioned to the new medical scheme under SHA. [File, Standard]

Teachers remain skeptical about the migration of their medical cover from AON Minet to Social Health Authority (SHA) despite the government announcing a successful transition. 

On the first day of implementation, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and SHA officials on Monday toured Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) to monitor the transition exercise.  

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