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CS Aden Duale: With immediate effect, SHA will no longer accept OTP based authorization. All approvals must be completed using biometric health ID or the Practice 360 app… SHA Biometric registration is now live in all level 4,5, and 6 facilities across the country

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The Peasant Farmer.vor 1 Jahr

NHIF used biometrics to identify patients but still you claimed it was corrupt. Nyani ni walewale tu

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Bill Kibichiivor 1 Jahr

Straight outta NWO implementation plan. It's a condition tied to some IMF loans.

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Josephvor 1 Jahr

As I pointed out, all the comes from this person are threats, warnings, ultimatum, cease and desist notices, and everything of that nature, bad news all the time.

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P.K. Ndegwa🇰🇪vor 1 Jahr

Good one to curb corruption and delays.

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It'sjumavor 1 Jahr

The more things change the more they remain the same Mnatuzungusha sana

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Bazenga 😎vor 1 Jahr

Shouldn there be a grace period to give people time to get their biometrics in order? Imagine going to hospital and you have to chase biometrics first...😬

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CPA Francis Onyarivor 1 Jahr

Most of the contributors are a way from the dependants,say you are at work place in Nairobi and your family stays at home ushago, will one be required to travel to ushago All the time when the dependant needs medication?

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African Prince 🔥🔥🔥👑vor 1 Jahr

What if the patient is in a critical condition and his/her biometrics aren't functioning. How about the disabled ?

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Yussuf Omar Daqanevor 1 Jahr

Doesnt this make it harder.

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Stephanybix Coronatusvor 1 Jahr

So i was in employment until 31st May this year when i was rendered jobless. Now SHIF wants me to pay for a whole year to access a services meaning the five months deductions from my salary are lost?, @_shakenya @HonAdenDuale @MOH_Kenya

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INSIDER CHECKvor 1 Jahr

Useless pr, nhif in its last upgrade was also using biometrics and it wasn't news.

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Gen Zodvor 1 Jahr

What's with all these medical products calling themselves "something" 360.

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M. Eli. Mvor 1 Jahr

Why is he shouting

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Consortium-Alpha by Decaprovor 1 Jahr

🤣🤣🤣the NWO has us on choke hold

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David.O.Ndayaravor 1 Jahr

What is with SHA that has to be such complicated & needs concurrent update mara regulation from the CS? Why make it so hard yet it's to serve the people? What is the reason for spending 104B for a non starter? Just looting & carefree to Kenyans. What a sad reality we live by!

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John Sinner 🇺🇲🇲🇽🇨🇦vor 1 Jahr

So this SHA thing has no set up rules and guidelines that can be adhered to for Duale to be waking up in the morning everyday to formulate his own rules.

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DEVOPS.vor 1 Jahr

Savanna informatics

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Shihachi°vor 1 Jahr

What am I missing here? Why do they sound like they've just invented life? NHIF was using biometrics. That's nothing new. This guys are so out of touch.

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Jonahvor 1 Jahr

Public participation is not a suggestion buana. Invasion of privacy in the name of providing (failed) health services just to collect data for bill gates, big pharma, and WEF, UN, and WHO globalists should be considered treasonous! Who is this regime working for? Wajidishi baana!

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mbatia mbatiavor 1 Jahr

One thing about Aden nduare that Kenyans should know is "the man is not corrupt"

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Johnie Chelimovor 1 Jahr

@HonAdenDuale Can someone explain, why a young couple Stuck in Item referral hospital and had paid SHA instalment of 3000/ that ended June their baby was admitted now they want pay 3000/- last installment for the year but can't cover the hospital bill? Si hiyo ni uwizi?

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kennedyvor 1 Jahr

After 3 failed yrs they still trying

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Voice of Meru🇰🇪™vor 1 Jahr

Sad!!!

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David Murigu | Entrepreneur 🇰🇪vor 1 Jahr

Make contribution to be monthly

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@LocalMan🇰🇪vor 1 Jahr

So back to NHIF authentication methods tu bdo😂😂

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Dr. N.N. Nzioka 🇰🇪 🇯🇵vor 1 Jahr

Expect slowdown in uptake of SHA.

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Excalibur of Thanosvor 1 Jahr

ah yes. let’s wake up and find more ways to make things harder

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Peter Nasong'ovor 1 Jahr

Nevertheless the man is really delivering

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ray muhavor 1 Jahr

@grok what does this mean in simpler terms

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Person Of House 𝕏vor 1 Jahr

Now we start chasing biometrics with an emergency patient.

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George Mosikavor 1 Jahr

The "patient-is-here" authorization

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Chris Ochiengvor 1 Jahr

As a health consultant I think this administration is eliminating the real cancer within the sector. Biodata, time management Drug audit & financial management policy and services.

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Everlyne N. Ombativor 1 Jahr

This Sha yhisnh isn't working. The reason they're all over about it regardless of the many signs of a failed project

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