Kenya National Union of Nurses and Midwives (KNUNM) Secretary-General Seth Panyako says Kenyan health workers are adequately trained and prepared to respond to a potential Ebola outbreak.
Speaking during the signing of KNUNM's CBA for the 2026-2030 period, KNH CEO Richard Lesiyampe said the facility, one of the country's designated Ebola isolation centres, has equipped its health workers with the skills needed to handle a possible outbreak, drawing lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic.
@NelsonHavi If u can buy the police why bother about court orders..we are many suffering due to corruption in the Police Service. Especially the office of ODPP I think it is the most corrupt in Police departments. They hit when it hit and deep. They are hiding files after bring paid..
@KBonimtetezi Ministry of Health is now the Ministry of Doctoring and drinking tea and mandazi. Your colleagues that u left behind no longer want to practice what they learnt in school but create tiny units hived from departments like nursing where they sit in AFYA House drinking tea.