My two cents;

You're the one with misinformation....my uncle who unfortunately succumbed to cancer earlier this year literally underwent all his chemo sessions using his NHIF

527/- inakuja na package ya kutweng? Continue defending those killers

Use this energy for squats upate matako Wacha Kuwa flat screen

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Kichwa yako haifanyi wewe

Sawa.

I do a lot of research in psychology you've a point that most people have less information due to lack of some research but since this regime came to power apart from serious conflict of interest in implemention of good policies, they've embark on coping unrealistic hypothesis

Let’s deconstruct your two cents: 1. You’re assuming Kenyans can’t read or aren’t intelligence enough to read a bill, decipher & have a debate about it; whether pro, against or neutral. When they call out what is not good (checks & balances) you call it negative. That’s cognitive dissonance. 2. No. The Kenyan health system isn’t similar to the UK, Norway or Canada. It’s more similar to then American system but sold as ‘Socialised Healthcare’ & if it worked, no one would have a problem with it. The issue with these systems is a direct conversion. It needed testing to distraction while running parallel to NHIF. Health Insurance is hedging/betting that not everyone will be ill all the time, simultaneously. 3. Don’t condescend Kenyans.

I dont understand why a bill should come with controversial clauses mixed with gud ones.If u mix gud & bad clause in a crucial bill then u create a perception the bill is bad.All the controversal bills that ve bn enacted 2 law with bad clauses seem 2 haunt us.Gud eg housing levy

Jane, dont disrespect us. Why do you assume you are the only smart person in the room who can read and write and the rest of us fools?! Blog for government because it pays your bills but do not think we are idiots!