@C_NyaKundiH You can steal the village drum ๐ฅ but the big problem is where to beat it ๐ช. She has stolen the elections and that makes it impossible to rule.
@NyantikaChester@citizentvkenya@YvonneOkwara She has explained what need to be done. Governments are elected by the people to represent the people. The moment the people realize that their representatives are no longer pushing agendas for the common good, then they lose legitimacy. Dissolve parliament
@C_NyaKundiH Clinical officers have always been the backbone of primary healthcare in this country and as such, they are in touch with the common mwananchi. They understand the problems of the people at the lower level. We support them
@kUCOofficial@kUCOofficial , we are fully behind clinical officers in supporting our injured comrades rejecting the finance bill. Clinical officers are equally discriminated having been on strike for more than 83 days while the government is silent. Kenyans are suffering in silence.
@Nakhumicha_S@WilliamsRuto@Nakhumicha_S
Stop cadre discrimination, clinical officers are doing 2 months of strike and patients are suffering. Can you sort out this mess
@kUCOofficial The president ad his government are busy stitching the anus to stop diarrhoea, soon the fecal matter will get out through the mouth. Clinical officers' grievances need to be addressed as a priority to end patient suffering. Hospitals are not working
@K24Tv Clinical officers are Frontline healthcare workers, they are the ones who actually do the donkey work. They are at more risk if you put all factors in consideration. Let them be paid a commensurate risk allowance. Three thousand shillings per month for risk allowance is too low
@OkiyaOmtatah Clinical officers are Frontline healthcare workers, they are the ones who actually do the donkey work. They are at more risk if you put all factors in consideration. Let them be paid a commensurate risk allowance. Three thousand shillings per month for risk allowance is too low
The Kenya Union of Clinical Officers has been conducting peaceful protest across the country as the Nationwide Strike enters day 59.
This needs to be addressed.
In RUPHA's correspondence to NHIF , the emphasis on joint efforts shines through, prioritizing patient care and the resilience of our healthcare system. It's time for united action for sustainable healthcare. #NHIFCollapsing
NHIF Pay Hospitals
Six months of healthcare providers holding out a begging bowl. Patience as providers awaited the new health bills. Sick patients getting less than what was promised. Suppliers to hospitals going bankrupt. NHIF owing hospitals over Kshs 15Billion. #EnoughIsEnough#15thDecember2023