The regional and global benchmarks make this even clearer.
By Hesbon Omollo
Managing Partner
Bon & Drew Associates
Research shows that 39 per cent of Kenyans who retire die within two years. That single statistic should sit at the centre of any conversation about the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), not at the margins.
It tells us something brutal, our current retirement system does not just fail to protect life after work it may be helping to shorten it.
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