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79 reported dead as nurses' strike persists
The prolonged nurses’ strike has been linked to dozens of maternal and hundreds of perinatal deaths, with health professionals urging the government and stakeholders to resolve the dispute.
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Nurses strike to continue until 2017 CBA is implemented, union says
Nurses’ union says UHC workers to receive permanent and pensionable letters this week after deal with governors; strike to continue as 2017 CBA remains unresolved
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Nurses strike enters fifth week as CBA implementation remains unresolved
Mbagathi Hospital is operating below full capacity as the nurses’ strike enters its fifth week, with management relying on locum staff to keep essential services running.
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79 dead as nurses' strike enters day 37
About 79 patients have lost their lives across the country as the ongoing nurses’ strike enters day 37.
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79 reported dead as nurses' strike persists
The prolonged nurses’ strike has been linked to dozens of maternal and hundreds of perinatal deaths, with health professionals urging the government and stakeholders to resolve…
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KNCHR declares nurses' strike a human rights crisis as maternal deaths rise
KNCHR calls for urgent government intervention over nurses’ strike, cites reports of 79 maternal, neonatal and perinatal deaths.
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Nurses strike: Mothers pay the price amid deadly delays in maternity care
Hospitals are limiting admissions to emergencies because of the shortage of nurses.
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Hospital deaths expose pain of nurses' strike
At least 11 patients have died at Nakuru Level Five Hospital in the past 24 hours as the nurses’ strike cripple health services across public facilities.
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Alarming deaths reported at Nakuru PGH as nurses keep off work
More deaths are being reported across the country as the healthcare workers’ strike continues to cripple public hospitals.
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Nurses' strike puts patients at risk as KNCHR, COFPAK seek Ruto intervention
KNCHR said the prolonged disruption of health services was threatening patients’ rights to life, healthcare, emergency treatment and dignity, particularly among vulnerable groups.