Nurses Reject ‘Duress’ Claim, Vow to Continue Strike Into Fifth Week

The union has also called for President William Ruto’s intervention following an alleged assault on nurses during a demonstration in Kisii...

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Kenya's nurses are entering their fifth week of a nationwide strike, vowing to continue until a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) is signed and implemented.

The Kenya National Union of Nurses and Midwives (KNUNM) is demanding the signing and implementation of a CBA, estimated to cost Sh5.9 billion.
KNUNM National Chairperson Joseph Gwosi and Deputy Secretary General Maurice Opetu are leading the union's efforts.
The union has called for President William Ruto's intervention and condemned an alleged assault on nurses during a demonstration in Kisii.

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