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UDA tells Uhuru to check the math on his Linda Mama plan
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 61677, member: 636"] Kenya's United Democratic Alliance challenged former President Uhuru Kenyatta's healthcare program comparisons on Saturday. Secretary General Hassan Omar defended the current Linda Jamii initiative against claims that the previous Linda Mama program was superior. The party argues the new system surpasses its predecessor through expanded coverage and higher benefits. Omar emphasized that Linda Jamii serves entire households rather than mothers alone. The updated program provides comprehensive maternity care, including antenatal and postnatal services. Payment rates doubled from the former system with normal deliveries receiving 10,000 shillings compared to 5,000 previously. Omar also addressed infrastructure criticisms by highlighting 1.1 trillion shillings in unpaid road bills inherited from the previous administration. The current government pursues sustainable development approaches without heavy borrowing according to party officials. [/QUOTE]
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