Kenyans paid Sh450,000 to fight West Africa Ebola

Some of the 170 volunteer health workers headed to Liberia and Sierra Leone to help fight Ebola, during a pre-deployment briefing and training in Nairobi. PHOTO | JEFF ANGOTE |

About 170 Kenyan health workers will be offered a monthly salary of up to $5,000 (Sh450,000) in Sierra Leone and Liberia where they have volunteered to help contain the deadly Ebola virus.

The health workers will leave for West Africa Friday afternoon in two chartered Kenya Airways flights – which stopped flying to the two Ebola-hit countries in September – and will be there for between three to six months under an African Union (AU) mission.

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