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On the Radar: SHA, KMTC to hold stakeholder meeting on health insurance

Key events and activities happening today.

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by STAR REPORTER

News28 November 2024 - 09:07
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In Summary


  • Health Cabinet Secretary Deborah Barasa will be the chief guest.
  • The meeting will bring together stakeholders from healthcare, insurance, government and private sector.  

On the radar

The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) in collaboration with the Social Health Authority (SHA) will hold a stakeholder engagement forum on strengthening health insurance for sustainable healthcare access.

Health Cabinet Secretary Deborah Barasa will be the chief guest.

The meeting will bring together stakeholders from healthcare, insurance, government and private sector.  It will be held at Four Points, Hurlingham.

KEWOPA press briefing

Kenya Women Parliamentary Association (KEWOPA) will today hold a meeting bringing together women leaders to amplify the significance of the Obstetric Violence Bill.

The Bill is sponsored by Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba.

It will be held at Kenya Women and Children’s Wellness Centre, Royasambu.

Obstetric Violence refers to the mistreatment of women during childbirth, which can manifest in various forms. 

KIW forum

The Kenya Innovation Week (KIW) conference continues today in Nairobi.

KIW is a flagship innovation programme run by the Kenya National Innovation Agency.

It seeks to showcase the innovativeness of Kenyans under which the national priorities of the bottom up agenda and vision 2030 are advanced.

President William Ruto opened it on Wednesday.

Ahmednasir case

The Supreme Court communicated its decision to ban the senior counsel through a letter signed by Registrar L.M. Wachira in January 2024.

He argued that if the statements made by his client are defamatory, the Supreme judges were at liberty to institute legal proceedings against him.

The firm through advocate Issas Mansour says the decision taken by the seven supreme judges to ban him from appearing before them was not an outcome of a judicial process but rather an administrative decision of the judges of the apex court.

The matter has been listed before Justice Chacha Mwita.

The high court is this morning expected to issue directions in a case in which Senior Counsel Ahmednasir Abdullahi's law firm sued Chief Justice Martha Koome over an indefinite ban.

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