Anglican Church tells President Ruto to urgently address crises in health, education sectors

The Anglican Church Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit says the suspension of services by private hospitals to those using Social Health Authority (SHA) cover is causing thousands of Kenyans untold sufferin.....

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The Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) has urged President William Ruto's government to urgently resolve crises in the health and education sectors, highlighting the suffering of Kenyans.

Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit criticized the suspension of services by private hospitals to Social Health Authority (SHA) cover users and demanded prompt payments to health facilities.
The church also called on the Ministry of Education to release funds for university lecturers and capitation to schools, citing the ongoing lecturers' strike and delayed disbursements.
The ACK welcomed the new electronic government procurement system as a step against corruption but pressed the Treasury to address concerns raised by the Council of Governors.

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