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The government will begin paying Social Health Authority SHA contributions for Kenyans who cannot afford to pay. The president said the initiative follows the completion of a successful identification process. He noted that this step will ensure no one is left out of the universal health coverage plan. The president spoke when he engaged grassroots leaders from Meru County on development. On the economy the head of state maintained that the economy is on a sound footing and capable of supporting priority development programmes.
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President Ruto hosts grassroots leaders from Meru county at State House
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