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Nurses vow to continue with strike

Kenya National Union of Nurses Ag secretary-general Maurice Opetu speaks during a press conference at their office in Nairobi on June 2, 2017. PHOTO | DENNIS ONSONGO | NATION MEDIA GROUP 


By  STELLAR MURUMBA

Striking nurses have rejected the governors’ offer of pay for days they have not been at work, vowing not to return to work until their collective bargaining agreement (CBA) is signed and registered in court.

The Kenya National Union of Nurses (KNUN) secretary general Mr Maurice Opetu told the Business Daily that they were not ready to go back to work for anything else other than the CBA.

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