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The push and pull between the Ministry of Health and nursing interns whose posting was revoked continued, with the affected students threatening to camp at Afya House to demand justice. 348 bachelors of science in nursing students maintain that their letters of completion, certified by their university senate boards to prove their qualification. Health cabinet secretary Aden Duale, however, maintains that their posting was irregular and stands revoked.
Revoked nursing internships spark student protests over licenses
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