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Isaac Mwaura Warns Hustler Fund Defaulters Risk SHA Benefits

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Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura during a past press conference. PHOTO/ Mwaura X.

Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura has issued a warning to Hustler Fund defaulters, stating they won’t be eligible for protection underneath the Social Health Authority (SHA).

In an interview with Radio 47, Isaac Mwaura acknowledged that the Ksh 6 billion disbursed by way of the Hustler Fund was a major funding and should be repaid in full.

“First, if you happen to took the Hustler Fund and did not pay, there are methods to make sure you don’t get the SHA advantages; six billion shillings is some huge cash,” he mentioned.

The authorities spokesperson added that those that usually are not Hustler Fund defaulters however can’t afford SHA funds can borrow from the fund to cowl their annual well being contribution and repay the mortgage step by step.

Isaac Mwaura Speaks on SHA Payments

He urged Kenyans to enroll within the SHA “Lipa Pole Pole” plan to entry well being protection advantages.

He added that residents are already turning up for registration and defined that NHIF was shut down as a consequence of a rising debt burden.

Addressing issues about whether or not paying yearly or month-to-month impacts the advantages, he clarified that each one registered people who make SHA funds, whatever the cost plan, will obtain the identical advantages.

He additionally famous that even those that have simply registered and made a minimal cost towards SHA will probably be eligible for a protection.



Mwaura Issues Warning to 25 Protests

Addressing the deliberate nationwide protests on June 25, the spokesperson acknowledged that the demonstrations are supposed to incite chaos, undermine the federal government, and result in the destruction of property.

“Today, I supplied clarification concerning the safety state of affairs and the deliberate demonstrations set for June 25. I acknowledged firmly that there will probably be no demonstrations on June 25, and that day will probably be a traditional day. Anyone wishing to commemorate the day is free to take action from the consolation of their dwelling,” he mentioned.

At the identical time, Mwaura mentioned that it’s the major accountability of the police to offer safety for each citizen, they usually should guarantee security with none political bias.



Mwaura says Govt Does Not Hire Goons

He additionally dismissed claims that the people seen carrying weapons through the June 17 protests within the Central Business District (CBD) had been employed by the federal government.

In his defence, he acknowledged that each citizen is entitled to police safety, and their presence doesn’t essentially imply they had been government-hired goons. Mwaura mentioned that investigations by the police service are nonetheless ongoing.

Additionally, he urged the general public to deal with the police with respect and never with mockery. 

Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura during a past press conference. PHOTO/ Mwaura X.
Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura throughout a previous press convention. PHOTO/ Mwaura X.

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