Emily Chebet

SHA patient data safety questioned after Nairobi man’s records show treatment in Garissa

Obed Oruki says he was shocked after discovering records indicating that he had been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection and placed on active medication.His case, which has drawn widespread attention online, is raising serious concerns over fraud, data privacy, possible identity misuse, and the...

Maseno School unveils Ksh.2 billion redevelopment plan ahead of 120-year celebrations

Old boys and friends of the school are now rallying behind a Ksh.2 billion redevelopment masterplan aimed at transforming one of Kenya’s oldest and most prestigious learning institutions into a modern hub of academic excellence.

Teachers threaten strike as SHA cover complaints resurface despite deal

Intern teachers drawn from the junior secondary school (JSS) programme staged demonstrations in various parts of the country, demanding confirmation on permanent and pensionable terms for the 44,000 educators.

KIM campuses closure directive suspended as gov't upholds certificates validity

The temporary reprieve comes as the Ministry of Education told the National Assembly that all certificates issued by the institution remain valid, as consultations continue ahead of a comprehensive statement expected within two days.

30 health facilities to be prosecuted over SHA fraud

Grade 10 learners face textbook crisis after first term

Principals and teachers who spoke to Citizen TV confirmed the shortage.Parents may be forced to step in and purchase the necessary materials to ensure uninterrupted learning.

Families of protest victims seek extension of compensation deadline

The families, accompanied by human rights activists, argue that the current 60-day window is insufficient and risks excluding deserving victims, potentially undermining the integrity of the compensation exercise.

6 areas at risk as water levels at Nairobi Dam rise dangerously

The water levels at the Nairobi Dam continue to rise dangerously following the heavy rainfall that has been experienced in Nairobi and other parts of the country in the recent past.

Tuju vows to fight for Karen property after eviction as police camp outside Dari Business Park

Tuju says the amount owed to the East African Development Bank (EADB) is far below the value of the property, which has since been auctioned. He argues he has always been willing to pay the debt, but questions the process that led to the takeover, claiming it has been politicised....

Teachers issue seven-day strike notice over 'failed' SHA medical cover

The union cites frequent system breakdowns, a limited number of hospitals accepting the scheme, and what it calls inadequate funding allocations, particularly for accident and emergency services.