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SHA enrollment hits 32.2 million but only 5 million pay premiums

The Standard Kenyan about 12 hours 1 mins read

Health CS Duale noted that 32.2 million Kenyans are SHA registered members, with Mombasa leading in registration, having achieved an 80 per cent registration rate.

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