With a minimum of Kshs 300, this means that the person earning Kshs 6,000 will still be paying 5% of his/her salary as compared to the one earning Kshs 1,000,000 who will be paying 2.75% of his/her salary. My question is, what's new?
My understanding of SHIF is if you have a leaking roof(NHIF), you build another house. Where are the numbers that indeed the contributions will cover up for the funds shortages yet we are still to pay consortiums.
How do you contribute to a new version of NHIF yet I don't know where my earlier premiums have gone to? Do I just ignore the fact that the last 10 years i made contributions, it was all for nothing? Give us an account of what happens to our earlier NHIF contributions and NHIF assets, liabilities, debts. We want to know where we stand. Give us a ground on where to start.
With a minimum of Kshs 300, this means that the person earning Kshs 6,000 will still be paying 5% of his/her salary as compared to the one earning Kshs 1,000,000 who will be paying 2.75% of his/her salary. My question is, what's new?
My understanding of SHIF is if you have a leaking roof(NHIF), you build another house.
Where are the numbers that indeed the contributions will cover up for the funds shortages yet we are still to pay consortiums.
How do you contribute to a new version of NHIF yet I don't know where my earlier premiums have gone to? Do I just ignore the fact that the last 10 years i made contributions, it was all for nothing? Give us an account of what happens to our earlier NHIF contributions and NHIF assets, liabilities, debts. We want to know where we stand. Give us a ground on where to start.
Nonesense! This media charade led by wariahe Abdikadir is cynical and meant to defend SHIF ukora!
Waste of airtime!