SHA to visit homes and businesses nationwide, urges Kenyans to clear outstanding arrears

SHA to visit homes and businesses nationwide, urges Kenyans to clear outstanding arrears

The Social Health Authority (SHA) has announced a nationwide compliance and registration drive targeting homes and businesses from November 16 to December 15, 2026.

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The Social Health Authority (SHA) has announced it will conduct countrywide field visits between Monday, November 16, and Tuesday, December 15, 2026, targeting homes and businesses as part of a push to bring more Kenyans into compliance with social health insurance requirements.

The authority published a public notice on November 11, 2026, outlining the scope of the exercise, which it described as an effort to bring services closer to the public and create direct engagement opportunities with members of the public across the country.

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SHA officers will assist Kenyans with four key areas during the drive.

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These include registration of members and their eligible dependants, verification of contribution status, and reconciliation of accounts for those with outstanding balances.

Employers will also receive guidance on their statutory obligations, covering staff registration, payroll deductions, and timely remittance of contributions.

In brief

Search option is now available at TUKO! The Social Health Authority (SHA) has announced it will conduct countrywide field visits between Monday, November 16, and Tuesday, December 15, 2026, targeting homes and businesses as part of a push to bring more Kenyans into compliance with social health insurance requirements. Govt announces KSh 10 million fine for businesses with unfair terms for suppliers SHA officers will assist Kenyans with four key areas during the drive.

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