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The senate health committee has raised concerns that poor and selective communication between the Ministry of Health, KEMSA and the national treasury, may have contributed greatly to the 3.7 billion shilling mosquito nets scandal at KEMSA. The committee has warned that if the matter is not resolved soon, Kenya may lose credibility and ultimately the full support of the global fund.
Senate health committee raises concerns of poor and selective communication
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