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Healthcare workers employed under the Universal Health Care programme in Murang’a County have threatened to continue with their go-slow if their concerns are not addressed. The health workers have expressed dissatisfaction with their working conditions, including poor pay and the lack of permanent employment status. This and other stories in our county news roundup.
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County Stories I Healthcare workers employed under UHC threaten to continue with their go-slow
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