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Staff dismissed from duty at KEMSA and the Ministry of Health following allegations of corruption during the tendering of mosquito nets say the action was not justified. appearing before the senate’s health committee, fired officials led by the former principal secretary of health and KEMSA chief executive officer are requesting that the reasons that led to their dismissal be made clear and that all parties including the cabinet secretary of health Susan Nakhumicha be investigated.
Fired health PS and KEMSA CEO question grounds for dismissal
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