Sakaja on the Spot as Striking Health Workers Protest in CBD

The protest is linked to Sakaja's failure to fulfil promises to the health workers...

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A health crisis is unfolding in Nairobi as health workers protested unpaid salaries, directly blaming Governor Johnson Sakaja. Demonstrations on Thursday, October 2, saw workers march from Jevanjee Gardens to City Hall offices, demanding three months of overdue pay.

Three months of unpaid salaries triggered the strike.
Key persons involved include Malindi Chao, KMPDU Secretary in Nairobi, and Stephen Muthama, chair of KUCO Nairobi.
This is the second strike in recent weeks, following a go-slow by county government workers on Wednesday, September 18, due to salary delays and defiance of an August 11 return-to-work agreement.

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