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The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) Is issuing a plea for peace between the government and doctors amidst a prolonged strike. The council has expressed deep sadness over the sight of sick individuals left unattended in public healthcare facilities due to the ongoing labor dispute. Concerns raised by religious leaders regarding the alarming rise in corruption, as highlighted in the recently released national ethics and corruption survey report.
NCCK wants county governments to hold meaningful dialogue
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