Government, unions do not care about workers, Gachagua says
Gachagua said that Kenyan workers expected to get relief and hope on Labour Day but all they received were false promises repeated year after year..
✨ Key Highlights
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has launched a strong criticism against the Kenyan government and labor unions, accusing them of failing to support workers.
- Gachagua stated that workers received only empty promises on Labour Day, instead of the relief they expected.
- The key individuals involved are former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, the Kenyan government, and labor unions.
- He emphasized that the fight to restore workers' "mutilated pay slips" has now begun.
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