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Doctors have warned that the approach being taken by government officials in addressing the health crisis will only worsen the situation that has so far seen thousands of Kenyans lack health services. Kenyans have endured 43 days of suffering and fatalities due to lack of healthcare in public hospitals, with no immediate relief in sight amid escalating tensions between healthcare providers and their employers.
Medics: Strike will go on until demands are met
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