People are dying slowly, quietly, deliberately. Wantam or Tutam William Ruto is killing all of them without mercy.
Not because Kenya is poor.
Not because money is missing.
But because it is being withheld, redirected, weaponized.
SHA owes KNH KSh 5.5 BILLION.
Owes MTRH KSh 2.5 BILLION.
Owes Mathare Hospital KSh 150 MILLION.
KNH owes suppliers KSh 2.3 BILLION.
Yet SHA collects at least KSh 6 BILLION every month from payslip holders people who sweat, struggle, and still believe deductions mean care.
So where does the money go?
Because it is not feeding patients.
It is not paying suppliers.
It is not buying medicine.
It is not saving lives.
@HonAdenDuale Last week, patients missed food.
Not rumours. Not exaggeration.
Patients in Kenya’s biggest public hospital went hungry because suppliers said enough.
Imagine being sick, weak, scared and then starved by your own government.
KNH collects KSh 40–60 million every single day, but that money is hijacked through eCitizen, locked away like stolen goods.
The hospital can’t touch its own blood.
Treasury refuses to remit funds for daily operations.
This is not inefficiency.
This is economic suffocation.
And while patients starve, State House feasts.
Food. Alcohol. Excess. Takeaways.
No shortages there. No unpaid suppliers there.
To those paid to chant kumi bila break .
No politician will ever lie on a KNH bed.
They rush to private hospitals.
They fly to India to die clean.
They give birth in America.
KNH is reserved for the poor
and under William Ruto, poverty is a death warrant.
This is a government that treats healthcare like ATMs and patients like collateral damage.
They loot @MOH_Kenya, then recycle the stolen money as handouts to the same sick and desperate people during campaigns.
They starve hospitals today
so they can “help” tomorrow.
They kill quietly
so they can bribe loudly.
This is not failure. This is policy.
Under @WilliamsRuto, healthcare is not broken it is being cannibalized.
If you are poor, you are disposable.
If you are sick, you are expendable.
If you rely on public healthcare, you are already marked for neglect.
Hospitals drowning in debt.
Patients missing meals.
Suppliers walking away.
Billions flowing just not to care.
This is not a government.
This is a cartel wearing the national flag.
@sholard_mancity There's a reason it's called an accident. No one wakes up planning to get into one. I will not overlook your point of view, I'll just make a comparison... When it's 2 vehicles in an accident, there's rarely fleeing unless one is clearly on the wrong. Riders are unruly, NOT all
Today we issued a 14-day go-slow notice to @_shakenya and to the @MOH_Kenya and to the CS Health @HonAdenDuale. On behalf of Kenyan patients and hospitals we urge @HonAdenDuale and @_shakenya to
1. Depoliticise and in the next 14 days settle NHIF arrears worth Kshs 33B to Kenyan Hospitals. We point out that of the Kshs 33B, Kshs 15.2B is owed to 83 hospitals while the rest is shared by 2,600 small facilities.
Among the BIG 83 are 23 public hospitals led by Kenyatta National Hospital at Kshs 1.58B and MTRH at Ksh 1.24B. These 2 hospitals represent 10% of the NHIF debt. There should be no further delays for the remaining 2,600 small hospitals that are the pillars of our communities.
2. Hon CS, the mass Rejection of Kshs 10.6B worth of SHA claims is a political gimmick that hurts good hospitals while ghost hospitals smile all the way to the bank. Publish the names of the 24 hospitals you sent to DCI and the monies you seek to recover from them.
@HonAdenDuale I'm sure the straight hospitals getting a hard time from your ministry while still working hard to offer services would agree with you (the hammer) 100%
RUPHA Releases Nationwide Report on Healthcare Facility Payments
The Rural & Urban Private Hospitals Association of Kenya (RUPHA) in collaboration with other National Provider Associations has today released a comprehensive national report assessing the financial health of healthcare facilities under the new Social Health Authority (SHA) system.
Based on responses from 477 hospitals and clinics across the country, the report paints a sobering picture:
✅ Only 20% of PHC-accredited facilities received consistent Primary Health Care (PHC) reimbursements for January–March 2025.
✅ 91% of facilities report being in financial distress.
✅ Surgical claims under SHA remain the most delayed and most problematic.
✅ Legacy debts from NHIF remain unpaid for many facilities, compounding cash flow issues.
This report highlights urgent gaps in health financing and the impact of delays on essential services like maternity, surgery, and PHC.
📎 Download the report here https://t.co/5JZWnW3QHt
It’s a crucial resource for understanding the realities facing Kenya’s frontline health providers. @ntvkenya@NTVnewsroom@citizentvkenya@moneyacademyKE@MOH_Kenya@_shakenya
@A_Jaay@TheArsenalMind Spot on. I can only fault him on the rigidity when it came to squad rotation. That aside, the team has much to be proud of all factors considered
@_fels1@libae_christine@_fels1 i agree with you 100%. It's the same with the presidency, its priority, and main reason for existence, is the protection of the citizenry.
But here we are, not living in a perfect world...
@oshinterbz@Arsenal How is a 10-man drawing against the toughest team away bottling??? Show me an epl team that would have survived that second half...
@michaelkokonya@DonaldBKipkorir I think I would have gone the other way round. KAA to takeover KQ. You can't have a loss making business taking giver a profitable one. Disaster in the making