JUST IN: Govt Bans All Hospitals From Doing This to Kenyans With NHIF Cards, Effective immediately
Image courtesy of Kenya's Head of State His Excellency Dr William Samoei Ruto and a sample of a National Hospital Insurance Fund membership card. The Kenyan Government has today broken silence with a critical message to hospitals in the country disseminating National Hospital Insurance Fund services to Kenyans.
Good News For All Kenyans Who Rely on NHIF For Their Medical Bills After Govt Issued This Statement
The Kenya Kwanza government through the Ministry of Health has today, June 10, issued a statement that brings good news for all Kenyans who rely on the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) to cover their medical expenses. Health Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha expressed her gratitude to the National Treasury for remitting funds to NHIF in a timely manner, enabling the settlement of claims by various service providers across the nation.
Government Acts After Health CS Complained of Broke NHIF
President William Ruto has been forced to act and restore order in National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) hours after the CS Health Susan Nakhumicha badly embarrassed government saying that they were broke. The National Treasury has released funds to pay claims to hospitals so that the issue of NHIF operations can return to normalcy.
"Government Is Broke, We Have No Money " Ruto's Powerful CS Reveals of What's Happening
The CS Health Susan Nakhumicha has revealed that government is broke and it's unable to pay NHIF cover to patients. According to the CS, the situation is so bad that she feels extremely embarrassed of the situation that she finds herself into. Here is a link: https://twitter.com/K24Tv/status/1667037197357264897?t=csYsxmcgVnRf-moHNCIT1g&s=19
CS Nakhumicha, Mr Tum Part Of Kemsa Scandal, Health Committe Told
Health Cabinet Susan Nakhumicha and former Health Permanent Secretary Peter Tum have been roped into Kemsa scandal. Their names popped up when former Health PS Dr Josephine Mburu,former Kemsa CEO Terry Ramadhani were interviewed by Senate Health Committee on the 3.7 billion mosquito supply tender. Appearing before the Uasin Gishu Jackson Mandago led Senate Health Committee on Tuesday, former Health PS Dr Josephine Mburu told the committee that her sacking was a shocker because Kemsa is not under state department that she led.
What Ruto's Health CS Susan Nakhumicha Said About Gov't That Caused Reaction
Even as Kenyans continue to struggle with the tough economic times, it has become clear that it will take time before the economy stabilizes. The high cost of living has led to complains from various sections with many people up in arms against the Government over failure to cushion Kenyans from the tough economy.
Huge Blow to Patients With NHIF As Ministry of Health Issue New Worrying Details
Cabinet Secretary of Health Susan Nakhumicha has broken her silence and stated that the government lacks funding, according to the latest information supplied by a credible source this hour and simultaneously circulating on social media. She has also indicated that, should the new budget measure pass in Parliament, extra funding would be allocated to NHIF.
KEMSA Again; Malaria Net Scandal Takes A Sudden Twist As Two Top Individuals Are Implicated In It
The kenya medical supply authority malaria net scandal has suddenly taken a sharp U-turn after the health cabinet secretary Susan Nakhumicha and other two powerful individuals have been mentioned in it. According Mrs Ramadhan, Susan Nakhumicha had told her to go and meet with Mr Ken Ogolla and and a firm which was ready to give pre qualification technology for free, but she did not meet any of the two and further she was given more direction.
JUST IN: Bad News to All Patients With NHIF Cards as CS Susan Nakhumicha Issues New Worrying Details
A number of Kenyans have been making monthly payments and contributions to NHIF. For several years, the majority of them have been deducted. Unfortunately, several of them were refused treatment after seeking care at different hospitals around the nation. In addition, some people have been forced to pay expensive hospital bills after receiving a diagnosis of a chronic condition.
"Kenya Is Broke & That's The Fact No One Can Deny" CS Nakhumicha Says Govt Is Too Broke To Do This.
Health cabinet secretary Madam Susan Nakhumicha has gone viral on social media platforms after what she said about the government.Health cabinet secretary madam Susan Nakhumicha revealed that the government was too broke to remit money to the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF). The Health cabinet secretary said that insurers who depend on the NHIF to cater for their medical expenses are in for a long ride since the government of the republic of Kenya is too broke to cater for their hospital bills.Alternatively the health cabinet Madam Susan Nakhumincha said that patients will now have to dig deeper into their pockets and foot their own medical bills since the government is too broke to remit funds to national health insurance fund.
"Country Is Broke" CS Nakhumicha Takes Action After Hospitals Reject NHIF Patients
Health Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha has announced that the government has taken action to prevent patients from being denied services by hospitals due to the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) facing financial constraints. During an interview on Radio Citizen, Nakhumicha disclosed that a meeting was held between herself, President William Ruto, and Treasury Cabinet Secretary Njuguna Ndung'u, where they reached a resolution regarding the disbursement of funds to NHIF.
Health CS, Powerful Govt Official Mentioned in KEMSA Scandal
The controversy surrounding the KEMSA Scandal that almost saw Kenyans lose Kshs 3.7 Billion in the tendering of mosquito nets has take a sudden twist after Health CS Susan Nakhumicha, Ex-Principal Secretary Hon Peter Tum and a senior and influential Government official have been implicated in the Saga. According to the report by the Nation Media on Wednesday, it's emerging that Health CS Susan Nakhumicha received a phone call from one of the senior Govt official who sought to influence the awarding of the Tender.Spilling the beans as reported by the Nation Today, Ex-KEMSA official Terry Ramadhan narrated how Heath CS tried to persuade her to meet with influential Men such as Ken Ogolla all in an attempt to skew the tendering process.
Names Of Leaders Fired From President Ruto's Government
Two Powerful Officers have been fired from President William Ruto's administration just seven (7) days after their Appointments ahead of Azimio's protests. Dr Ruto's administration through Health Cabinet Secretary, Susan Nakhumicha has revoked the appointment of two board members of the Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA).
Revealed: Inside The Unknown Series Of Shócking Events At Mukumu Girls Before Students, Teacher Died
In May 2021, two pupils at Sacred Heart Mukumu Girls' School tragically died from what was initially believed to be malaria. Another incident occurred in May 2022 when 28 students exhibited symptoms such as fever and diarrhea and were subsequently hospitalized. The situation raised concerns among officials, prompting the Kakamega County Government to declare a potential epidemic of gastroenteritis on April 5.
President Ruto's CS on the Spot After Being Accused of Taking Part in Kemsa Scandal
New information has come to light on the potential reasons why president William Ruto would be obliged to oust CS Health Susan Nakhumicha due to the Malaria Nets incident. Photo Courtesy used for illustration purpose only She has been linked to the affair by the PS, the disbanded Kemsa Board, and former Director Terry Ramadhani.
BREAKING: New Twist In KEMSA Scandal as Sacked Officials Reveal Involvement of Health CS in the Saga
Photo courtesy of the Suspended Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) Terry K. Ramadhani before the Senate Committee on Health at KICC Nairobi County, to deliberate on the alleged irregularities in the procurement of long-lasting insecticidal nets at the agency. The Health Cabinet Secretary, Dr. Susan Nakhumicha, and former Medical Services Principal Secretary, Peter Tum, find themselves embroiled in controversy as new details continue to emerge regarding the botched Ksh.
Health Cs Urges Kenyan To Embrace the Finance Bill, It Has the Following Positives
Health Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha has come forward to defend the Finance Bill 2023, addressing the concerns raised by its opponents. During her appearance at the Kakamega Heritage Foundation tree planting event in the Iloro area within Kakamega forest, Shinyalu constituency, Nakhumicha, representing Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, emphasized the numerous positive aspects of the bill that directly impact the health of Kenyan citizens.
CS Nakhumicha Gives why 2023 Finance Bill Should Be Approved
Health cabinet secretary Susan Nakhumicha has defended the 2023 finance bill suggesting that those who are opposing it should look for the positive sides of the bill. Nakhumicha has said that many leaders are opposing the bill without looking at the positive side like that of the health sector.
Here are the sectors which are exceptional from tax in the 2023 finance bill
Health cabinet secretary Susan Nakhumicha has defended the 2023 finance bill suggesting that those who are opposing it should look for the positive sides of the bill. Nakhumicha has said that many leaders are opposing the bill without looking at the positive side like that of the health sector.
Ruto's Admin Takes Quick Action After CS Nakhumincha Revealed that the Govt was Broke
The Kenya Kwanza administration has continued to struggle with financial crash crunch and this has affected operations in some government entities. Just the other day, Health Cabinet Secretary Hon Susan Nakhumicha revealed to Kenyans that the government was broke ahs was not in a position to meet its obligation to fund the NHIF.