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The Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) continues to generate more heat than light with the Council of Governors (COG) accusing the government of bypassing them in its implementation. This came as the Social Health Authority (SHA) Announced that over 12.5m Kenyans had registered for the scheme despite teething problems among the 15 counties targeted in the first phase.
SHIF continues to generate more heat than light with the Council of Governors (COG)
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