Kenyan doctors stop providing emergency services at public hospitals as strike enters second week
- The Kenya Medical Practitioners Pharmacists and Dentists Union continues the strike until demands are met.
- The Kenyan government is willing to implement the collective bargaining agreement in phases due to financial constraints.
- Thousands of Kenyans are left without public health services as doctors strike over poor pay and working conditions.
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