Kenyan Nurses Call Off Strike

Nurses have called off the national strike that paralysed operations in most public hospitals for a month.
  • Kenya:   Nurses Call Off Strike

    The Star, 8 January 2013

    Striking nurses have called off their nationwide strike that has paralysed operations in most public hospitals for four weeks. Read more »

Nurse attends to a patient (file photo): Striking nurses have defied an order to call off the strike.

  • Kenya:   Striking Nurses Back in Court

    Capital FM, 7 January 2013

    Striking nurses have gone back to court seeking a review of a ruling given by Industrial Court Judge Maureen Onyango on Friday declaring their strike illegal. Read more »

  • Kenya:   Nurses Move to Court to Challenge Return - to - Work Order

    The Star, 7 January 2013

    Nurses are in court this morning seeking a review of an order issued by the the Industrial Court on Friday. The industrial court had ordered the nurses to go back to work terming… Read more »

  • Kenya:   Nurses Strike Goes On

    The Star, 7 January 2013

    Nurses have vowed to continue with their strike unless their union is registered. A spot check in several hospitals in the coast, Rift Valley and Central Provinces revealed that… Read more »

  • Kenya:   Govt Tries to Get Private Nurses

    The Star, 4 January 2013

    Government is now trying to hire nurses from private hospitals as the strike by nurses from public hospitals bites. Nurses from several private hospitals claim they have received… Read more »

  • Kenya:   Medics Demoted Over Strike

    The Star, 4 January 2013

    ANXIETY has gripped striking nurses after some of their colleagues at the Coast Provincial General Hospital were issued with sacking letters for absconding duties. Read more »

  • Kenya:   Patients Flock to Private Hospitals

    The Star, 3 January 2013

    FACILITIES in Meru private hospitals have been stretched to the limit because of an influx of patients due to the strike of nurses in public hospitals which is now its sixth week. Read more »

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