This decision was reached by the SHA Board, which will allow for investigations into his professional conduct and performance in the role.
Acting Social Health Authority (SHA) CEO Elijah Wachira has been sent on 90-day compulsory leave, effective immediately.
This decision was reached by the SHA Board, which will allow for investigations into his professional conduct and performance in the role.
The Board had cited the need for a thorough inquiry into the CEO’s actions during his tenure.
“This is to inform you of the Resolution of the Board to send you on Compulsory Leave effective immediately for a period of Ninety (90) days to allow for further investigations into your professional conduct and performance as Acting Chief Executive Officer of Social Health Authority,” a letter addressed to Wachira, penned by SHA Chairperson Dr Abdi Mohamed on Tuesday, November 12 reads in part, adding “While on leave, you shall be entitled to all your current remuneration and benefits.”
Robert Ingasira, who served as SHA’s Acting Director, Financial Services, has been named the Acting CEO in Wachira’s absence.
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