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Employees of more than 400 companies risk losing access to health services due to their employers’ failure to remit sha monthly deductions. Health principal secretary Dr. Ouma Oluga reveals that defaulters owe the government over 21 billion shillings. The ministry is now urging employers to comply and spare their employees the pain of interrupted health services
Employees in 400 companies risk missing services
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