Kenya: Ruto Dismisses Auditor General's Report On Sh100bn Expenditure On SHA

Shadowy firms controlling billions in Ruto's flagship projects

A network of shadowy firms, backed by powerful political figures, is quietly managing billions of shillings from President William Ruto’s flagship projects.

Kenya: Ruto Dismisses Auditor General's Report On Sh100bn Expenditure On SHA

Nairobi -- President William Ruto has dismissed the Auditor General's report questioning over Sh100 billion in expenditure on the Social Health Authority (SHA) system, stating that the government will only pay for services rendered and not fraudulent claims.

Kuria Assures Social Health Authority Data is Secure, Dismisses Foreign Storage Claims

NAIROBI Kenya, Mar 6 – President William Ruto’s senior economic advisor, Moses Kuria, has assured that the Social Health Authority (SHA) data is solely owned by the Digital Health Authority and is not stored abroad, contrary to some claims. Speaking in an interview on Wednesday, Kuria addressed concerns regarding the ownership and security of SHA data, stating that the Digital Health Authority operates three data centres—all located within Kenya…

Kenya at crossroads: A call for integrity and accountability in leadership

Kenya stands at a critical crossroads, grappling with governance failures exposed by Auditor General Nancy Gathungu. Who is to blame for all that is happening?

SHA is a criminal enterprise used by RUTO to raise money to bribe MPs - Lawyer NELSON HAVI exposes the President

Wednesday, March 5, 2025 - Former Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President, Nelson Havi, has sensationally claimed that the Social Health Authority (SHA) is a criminal enterprise designed to funnel funds for bribing Members of Parliament. Speaking on Citizen TV, Havi stated, “SHA is a criminal enterprise. The president is using SHA money to bribe MPs; that’s why you see them dishing out millions in churches every weekend.” His remarks follow a damni…

Health CS Admits Ksh104 Billion SHA Irregular Payment

Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Deborah Barasa has acknowledged Auditor General Nancy Gathungu report on Social Health Authority (SHA) discrepancies of at least Ksh104 billion. CS Barasa said the issues will be addressed in Parliament if she is given a chance. On his part, SHA acting CEO Robert Ingasira stated that SHIF collections are deposited to six banks, with outgoing funds directed toward hospital payments. This comes after Gathungu’s report…