Angela Oketch is a reporter based in Nairobi, Kenya. She specializes in local news, with a focus on health, education, and social issues. Her articles have been featured in NationAfrica, Business Daily Africa, and The EastAfrican, providing insights into important issues affecting the community.
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Patients in need of surgical procedures are now facing prolonged delays as hospitals await crucial system upgrades before services can resume.
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By: Angela Oketch
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By: Angela Oketch
The medics, who have also separately petitioned Health Cabinet Secretary Deborah Barasa and the SHA leadership, argue that the rule is discriminatory
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We are fully prepared to publish the list of hospitals that have received reimbursements, but it is the same hospitals that are against this transparency.
By: Angela Oketch
The planned doctors' strike that was to begin on Monday, December 23 will not proceed following a deal between the government and the medics to meet their long-standing demands.
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