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Kemsa staff to be put on performance contracting to boost accountability

Health CS Susan Nakhumicha, acting KEMSA CEO Andrew Mulwa, PS Harry Kimtai and KEMSA chairman Irungu Nyakera at KEMSA's Embakasi depot. [David Gichuru, Standard]

Workers at the troubled Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) will now sign performance contracts to enhance accountability and productivity.

The newly-appointed board chairman Irungu Nyakera said they have realised the need to put staff on target-based performance, also as a way of upholding ethical practises through performance evaluation.

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