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A section of Kenyans want the Ministry of Health to assure the country that no one will be locked out of the Social Health Insurance Fund. Reacting to Tuesday's rollout, some of those suffering from critical illnesses lamented being unable to access some services.
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Ministry of Health assures Kenyans that no one will be locked out of SHIF
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