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Speaking on August 12, 2025, ahead of the Devolution Conference, Wanga said some members pay for a month, receive costly treatment worth up to Ksh50,000, and then stop contributing. “If we do not do annual payments, we risk shutting down the scheme,” she said.
Wanga defends SHA annual payment proposal amid uproar
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