State House defends Ruto's role in Nairobi Hospital crisis
State House defends Nairobi Hospital leadership changes amid arrest of board members, says President Ruto acted on stakeholders petitions, citing unresolved disputes...
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State House has defended President William Ruto's involvement in the Nairobi Hospital crisis, stating his actions were in response to petitions regarding leadership wrangles and mismanagement.
- The government invoked Section 800 of the Companies Act to appoint inspectors to investigate the Kenya Hospital Association (KHA).
- Key individuals involved include President William Ruto (in his capacity as patron of KHA) and his Chief of Staff, Felix Koskei.
- This intervention comes amidst ongoing controversies at Nairobi Hospital, including a standoff with health insurance companies and claims of financial mismanagement.
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State House defends Ruto's role in Nairobi Hospital crisis - March 2026
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