Moses Kuria Blasts Isaac Mwaura Over SHA, Affordable Housing Remarks
Kuria said that the government spokesperson is unfit for the role if he claims that he is 'confused'...
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Former State House Senior Adviser Moses Kuria has criticized Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura for his apparent confusion regarding details of the Social Health Authority (SHA) and Affordable Housing deductions.
- Kuria responded to an Inooro FM interview where Mwaura admitted confusion about the deductions and could not explain why housing deductions cannot be used as a deposit.
- The Affordable Housing Levy deducts 1.5 percent of an employee's gross monthly salary.
- The SHA deducts 2.75 percent of gross salary, with a minimum of Ksh300 monthly.
- Kuria stated that Mwaura, as a Government Spokesperson, should be well-informed on these signature projects of President William Ruto.
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Former State House Senior Adviser Moses Kuria has criticized Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura for his apparent confusion regarding details of the Social Health Authority (SHA) and Affordable Housing deductions. In a separate instance of public commentary, Dennis Itumbi, Head of Presidential Special Projects, publicly defended President William Ruto against media criticism. Itumbi compared the current situation to the scrutiny faced by former President Mwai Kibaki's administration. Meanwhile, President William Ruto departed for New York on Sunday evening to attend the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly. This trip occurs just before the potential September 30 expiration of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).
