KNH denies salary arrears as nurses begin strike

Acting Chief Executive Officer Richard Lesiyampe said salary payments are up to date, but noted that statutory and third-party deductions are remitted through structured arrangements tied to the hospital’s cash flow and reimbursement cycles. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news tod..

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Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) has denied allegations of salary arrears as nurses commence a strike, asserting that all staff have been paid through March 2026.

KNH states all salaries are up to date, though statutory deductions are processed based on cash flow.
Key figures involved include KNH Acting Chief Executive Officer Richard Lesiyampe and the Kenya National Union of Nurses (KNUN).
The hospital emphasized its commitment to uninterrupted specialized healthcare services and dialogue with unions.

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