Kenyan Nurses Vow to Continue Strike

Nurses have said they will not return to work until the government recognizes their demands for a union.

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Kenya: Nurses Vow to Continue With Strike

Capital FM, 16 December 2012

Patients in public hospitals will continue to bear the brunt of an ongoing strike by nurses after the health workers vowed to go on with the industrial action until the government ... read more »

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Kenya: We Are Not Afraid of Your Empty Threats, Nurses Tell Nyong'o

The Star, 17 December 2012

Nurses will not go back to work despite the sacking threats issued by medical services minister Anyang' Nyong'o. Secretary General of the nurses' union Seth Panyako says the ... read more »
Kenya: Nurses Told to Go to Work By Tomorrow or Face the Sack

The Star, 16 December 2012

Nurses have been told to go back to work by tomorrow or be sacked. Medical services minister Anyang' Nyong'o says those who will not have reported to work by 1PM tomorrow will have ... read more »
Kenya: No End in Sight As Nurses Strike Enters Day Four

The Star, 6 December 2012

Nurses have resolved to seek audience with the President and the Prime Minister as the strike enters its fourth day. Kenya union of Nurses secretary general Seth Panyako says the ... read more »
Kenya: No End in Sight As Nurses Strike Enters Day Three

The Star, 5 December 2012

The countrywide nurses' strike may not end any time soon since the labor ministry has failed to dialogue with the group. Kenya union of nurses Secretary General Seth Panyako says ... read more »
Kenya: Hospital Services Paralyzed As Nurses Strike

The Star, 5 December 2012

Patients are being turned away from some public health facilities due to the nurses' strike that began on Monday. Coast provincial director of medical services Maurice Siminyu says ... read more »
Kenya: Embu Hospital Nurses Strike Paralyses Service

The Star, 5 December 2012

Services at the Embu Provincial General Hospital were yesterday paralysed after nurses joined the country-wide strike. The nurses are demanding a review of their take home salary. read more »
Kenya: Nurses Against Strike Need Security - Nyong'o

Capital FM, 4 December 2012

Medical Services Minister Anyang' Nyong'o wants security agencies to protect nurses who have refused to join in a nationwide strike that began Monday. read more »

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Kenyan Nurses Allegedly Held Hostage by Hospital

Two nurses were allegedly held for more than seven hours by Kenyatta National Hospital management for inciting colleagues to join a planned strike, according to the National Nurses ... Read more »
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