Lamu nurses vow to continue with strike until grievances are met

The nurses’ strike in Lamu County is set to continue indefinitely after healthcare workers vowed not to return to work until the County Government fully addresses their longstanding grievances.
On Monday, dozens of nurses held a peaceful demonstration on Lamu Island, marching to the offices of the Lamu County Public Service Board.
The healthcare workers accused the County administration of neglecting their welfare and failing to honor agreements made in past negotiations.
According to the protesting nurses, several key issues raised during previous strikes—including the one in 2017 and another earlier this year—remain unresolved.
Among their demands are better working conditions, timely payment of salaries and allowances, and the implementation of promotions and transfers as previously agreed.
Prudence Wanza
Writes about county news for KBC Digital.
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