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In a key move to improve healthcare, the Ministry of Health and the Council of Governors have agreed to consider increasing funding for the Social Health Authority’s emergency, chronic, and critical illness fund. The decision followed a high-level meeting chaired by Health CS Aden Duale and attended by governors nationwide.
Government Moves to Boost Critical Illness Fund
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