COs pre-interns are demanding IMMEDIATE disclosure of internship centers. The dereistic silence of regulators is psychosocial negligence. . We, like our KMPDU counterparts, deserve to know where we are reporting JULY 1ST
@MOH_Kenya@kUCOofficial@ptason@maroag7@HonAdenDuale
@kUCOofficial ona sasa nurses washajua centers zao na nyinyi tu huku ni sjui engage, engage kitu gani
Mchangamshe @MOH_Kenya muache maneno
CO pre interns deserve better
Are they of a lesser God
@ptason Peterson are you even listening to yourself, bro how can you say we will be allocated randomly? MOs already wanajua mahali wanaenda sisi tuko kwa giza alafu mnataka kutusurprise. Kwani mnatupea accommodation? Was there any need of us applying for facilities? Msitubebe ufala..
@AokoOtieno_ A Piece of art in the name of Poem or Music CANNOT earn it's meaning ONLY when it pleases the ears of the STATE or the Oppressors but when it passes the thresholds of its quality and purpose.
Long Live #ButereGirls and Long Live #EchoesOfWar
Just to make it clear ;
Our fight is not 'Duale Must Go'
Our fight has been and still is ;
1. Post medical interns in time
2. Promote all our deserving doctors as a matter of policy all across the counties
3. Convert UHC staff to PnP
4. Ensure comprehensive medical cover for all our members.
5. In summary,, honor thy CBA in full.
Whoever does the above is the least of our worries.
Breaking!
Another Kenyan Police has been killed in Haiti
Gangs dug a ditch then during patrol, the armoured vehicles got stuck. Then boom, ambush
Wait, before you gasp, the gangs have taken his body
Be rest assured they'll mutilate it, hang his head on a pike out of spite
Kusema na kutenda🤝
Every year, doctors have to go to the streets to remind the government how to do their job. We are fighting for the dignity of our profession and we will not tire. We will not relent. We will continue fighting because WHEN WE FIGHT, WE WIN!✊🏼
#HonorCBA2017
During the last campaign, if my memory serves me correctly, H.E. President @WilliamsRuto invoked the slogan “Wajinga waliisha Kenya” to emphasize accountability, a message that now seems all too real.
Observing current developments, I dare ask: given the way funds are allocated, where are the government's true priorities? It is clear that healthcare is not at the forefront.
Consider the five years of sacrifice by UHC staff @uhckenya254, who continue to receive meagre pay under punitive, dicriminative, and irregular contracts.
Unfortunately, no funds have been allocated for their transition to permanent positions.
To make matters worse, gratuity remains unpaid despite contracts renewed twice in blatant violation of the law.
Furthermore, there are no funds to post , pre-internship clinical officers , and other cadres pursuing internships. This is causing a lot of relaps, some doing already one and a half years waiting for posting.
The Cabinet Secretary for @MOH_Kenya Dr. @DeboraBarasa provides no satisfactory answers and appears helpless and aclear stste of confusion!!
As healthcare workers, we feel there is a crisis in the sector, and the list we can do is to demand concrete answers and tangible actions because empty promises do not cure patients.
The worsening state of our healthcare system calls for immediate and decisive intervention from the the Head of State. @KindikiKithure@kUCOofficial@GACOPA_official@WHO@Senate_KE@sellyamutabi@citizentvkenya@ntvkenya@RadioCitizenFM@Tv47Newske@ktnhome_
MPs have slashed 7 B and added 1.6 B to their entertainment and travel fees yet interns have not yet been posted,
I don't understand what's happening in this country!
Tomorrow, @MOH_Kenya will give out answers to all these.
#PostMedicalInterns#ImplementCBA2017#OccupyMoH
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE KING AND QUEEN OF THE NETHERLANDS: KING WILLEM-ALEXANDER & QUEEN MAXIMA FROM A KENYAN GEN Z
Dear Your Majesties,
I hear you are already here. You came. Unannounced. Unbothered. Audaciously. Oh, you came. Over 22,000 of us signed a petition against your visit, but you still came. After all, who are we? We are just Kenyans. Young, idle, poor, suffering Kenyans whose opinions do not matter at all. In fact, we are clueless about diplomacy and international relations. I know you are probably thinking to yourselves; “These Kenyans should know people.” Indeed we should know pee-poo. WELCOME TO KENYA. We love Kenya. I love Kenya.
I do not know exactly how old I am because my birth was never recorded in any hospital, a common practice back in the days since affording a hospital was, and still is, a considerably expensive practice reserved for the haves. You would make part of that group, I guess. If you were in Kenya. I happened to have casually dropped off my mother-Nyomollo’s womb along some bushy path in Uyoma on her way to amali (menial farm jobs done by most Kenyans to sustain a living with less than a US dollar a day), which other people from my locality refer to as otong’o. Those whom I am left to ask if they could be knowing my year of birth point me to the ‘children’ they saw me play with as a child, and they are convinced I must have been born in the same year they were born. Majority of such ‘agemates’ were born somewhere between 1998 and 1999. Therefore, if indeed I am not in my “another life” era, then I confirm that I am a Gen Z.
The first time I heard of a country called Netherlands was in 2006, when I started supporting Manchester United Football Club (MUFC). My elder brother, Steve, was a staunch fan of the team, and so I automatically emulated what my big bro was doing. I often got fascinated by the performance of this great goalkeeper. He is actually my world best goalkeeper of all time. I literally worshiped him then. Any match played without him was not a match. I would literally stop listening to Mzee Toldo, or Fred Arocho or any other commentator whom my brother had chosen to listen to on a particular day if Edwin van der Sar was not in the lineup. I would freak out and sense defeat from the first minute I would realise van der Sar was out of the pitch. I took time to learn a little about him, and one thing that has stayed clear in my head is that he was/is from the Netherlands.
We are telling kasongo to honour the @kmpdu agreement, and he must employ the interns NOW.
We can not afford to have a sick country, with sick president whose work is to promote lawlessness and corruption in every sector
#IStandWithDoctors@Davji@Dr_BossBabe@fnoluga@jumaf3