Siaya nurses storm county offices to protest salary delays

The health workers said the delays had become perennial and were undermining their ability to meet daily obligations...

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Nurses in Siaya County stormed county offices to protest the delayed payment of their February salaries, accusing the administration of repeated failures to meet agreed timelines.

Nurses are demanding immediate payment of their February salaries, which were promised by last week.
The Kenya National Union of Nurses (KNUN), Siaya branch, is leading the protest.
Union officials described the salary delays as a "cancerous," "perennial," and potentially deliberate issue that is affecting service delivery.

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