Kenya Restores Full Public Healthcare Services After 43-Day Strike

Kenya Restores Full Public Healthcare Services After 43-Day Strike

Public healthcare services across Kenya have reportedly returned to full capacity following a return-to-work agreement between the national nurses' union and the Ministry of Health.

NAIROBI — Public healthcare services across Kenya have reportedly returned to full capacity following the signing of a landmark return-to-work agreement between the national nurses' union and the Ministry of Health.

The agreement brings an end to a 43-day industrial action centred on concerns over pay and working conditions.

The return of healthcare workers is expected to restore normal operations across public health facilities nationwide.

The agreement represents an important development for the country's public healthcare system following more than six weeks of industrial action.

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