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KNH doctors stand united: 'Enough is enough' - rallying for change amidst the healthcare crisis in Kenya. #PostMedicalInterns #CBAImplementation Ministry of Health Nakhumicha S. Wafula E.G.H Davji Bhimji Atellah Daktari ya Wanawake Medical Intern Wakili Daktari

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@MOH_Kenya @Nakhumicha_S @Davji @MiskellahMD @TheIntern254 @DrMundia The Ksh 40B to build WSR Talanta Stadium can pay 4000 interns ksh 4B/yr for 10year.. WSR.. Please employ these Hustler Medics..

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@MOH_Kenya @Nakhumicha_S @Davji @MiskellahMD @TheIntern254 @DrMundia This should be extended to all MEDICAL SCHOOLS in the Country! Suspend the teaching and let the First years to Finalists join the Armageddon War! To the Union leaders, MSIJARIBU KUWEKA TUMBO ZENU MBELE YA TUMBO ZA KILA MEMBER! NO CLOSED DOOR NEGOTIATIONS⚠️ NO TURNING BACK⚠️

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@MOH_Kenya @Nakhumicha_S @Davji @MiskellahMD @TheIntern254 @DrMundia #postmedicalinterns

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@MOH_Kenya @Nakhumicha_S @Davji @MiskellahMD @TheIntern254 @DrMundia Until the Nairobi hospital & Aga Khan docs (some of who are KNH docs I guess) join the strike, you fellows will chant gibberish and go back to work at the end of it. The only people that go on strike the smart way in KE are MCAs and MPs, because all they do is win no matter what!

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@MOH_Kenya @Nakhumicha_S @Davji @MiskellahMD @TheIntern254 @DrMundia Pandya Agha khan Nairobi hosp Mattah Kijabe Until then the doctors who work there too Join the strike bado hakuna kitu mnafanya And u know u are the same same doctors who work there 😅😅😅🫴🫴🫴

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@MOH_Kenya @Nakhumicha_S @Davji @MiskellahMD @TheIntern254 @DrMundia Keep going ,until you get better pay and better medical resources,as for Kenyan professionals rally around docs ,so that when it's your turn to strike,they rally behind you ,until the high salaries and budgets are directed to doctors,nurses,teachers,firefighters,engineers

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alvor 2 Jahren

@alewazza254 sikuoni front line.. Ama ulitekwa na mumama

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@MOH_Kenya @Nakhumicha_S @Davji @MiskellahMD @TheIntern254 @DrMundia Punda amechoka

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@MOH_Kenya @Nakhumicha_S @Davji @MiskellahMD @TheIntern254 @DrMundia @Nakhumicha_S are you seeing this? You must #PostMedicalInterns and do not interfere with 2007 CBA

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@MOH_Kenya @Nakhumicha_S @Davji @MiskellahMD @TheIntern254 @DrMundia I support doctors deserve better, and no amount of threats or intimidation will scare you guys

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CS Susan Nakhumicha: I have given instruction to recruit doctors,We are also looking at another cadre of interns- clinical officer interns, nursing interns. We will not allow a crisis to happen. We will recruit locum doctors- we have patients in ICUs, babies in neo-natal facilities. #NewsHour Ministry of Health Nakhumicha S. Wafula E.G.H Mijungu
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Who do you think you are NARD President Dr Mohammad Usman Suleiman ? Whatever you stand for, We stand with you in FULL SOLIDARITY.💯 Every Nigerian Dr, lets make this movement trend with the hashtag #Strike2saveNijaDrs RT and get everyone to do the same🙏🏻. We must fight our battles ourselves. Dear Hon. Minister sir Muhammad Ali Pate of Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA , you were once in our shoes, you know our struggles and you understand perfectly where it pains us, please sir, Say our Truth to the bosses Bola Ahmed Tinubu Senator Kashim Shettima Sen. Godswill Akpabio, GCON , lets save Nigerian Healthcare system for the better. Our Healthcare system is in crisis and it’s a national embarrassment. We cannot stand to watch it collapse. Cc: NARD Nigerian Medical Association Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria The Nigerian Senate Aproko Doctor Global The_Bearded_Dr_Sina Nigerian Doctor SeunOkin Channels tv Channels Television ARISE NEWS oseni rufai TVC News Punch Newspapers DailyTrustYouthVille The Guardian News Central TV
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Those thinking the #DoctorsStrikeKE is about medical doctors are foolish. I repeat, very foolish. Unless you have never been sick. Think again. 📌 I am not a doctor and will never go anywhere near this noble profession. But I stand with doctors. They cure. God heals. 📌 I've a close kin who took many years to secure a Masters in Medicine at UoN. He works for government. I can't count the number of lives he has saved through very delicate operations. I believe the society hasn't rewarded him, and his colleagues well 📌 When I wake up to a quack procurement professional who is pained to reward medical interns Sh200,000 per month but doesn't mind losing tens of billions in #CovidBillionnaires and or mosquito nets - I get worried. 📌 I would rather an overpaid doctor than a gluttonous cartels running Mafia House aka Afya House 📌 We can all see SHIF is almost collapsing before take-off. How do you hire new staff without absorbing all eligible NHIF staff? 📌 In short, President Ruto must not be scared by the "3rd in command" messy noises - he needs to offer Nakhumicha S. Wafula E.G.H lighter duties #NakhumichaMustGo #DoctorsStrikeKE #DoctorsStrike
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Those thinking the #DoctorsStrikeKE is about medical doctors are foolish. I repeat, very foolish. Unless you have never been sick. Think again. 📌 I am not a doctor and will never go anywhere near this noble profession. But I stand with doctors. They cure. God heals. 📌 I've a close kin who took many years to secure a Masters in Medicine at UoN. He works for government. I can't count the number of lives he has saved through very delicate operations. I believe the society hasn't rewarded him, and his colleagues well 📌 When I wake up to a quack procurement professional who is pained to reward medical interns Sh200,000 per month but doesn't mind losing tens of billions in #CovidBillionnaires and or mosquito nets - I get worried. 📌 I would rather an overpaid doctor than a gluttonous cartels running Mafia House aka Afya House 📌 We can all see SHIF is almost collapsing before take-off. How do you hire new staff without absorbing all eligible NHIF staff? 📌 In short, President Ruto must not be scared by the "3rd in command" messy noises - he needs to offer Nakhumicha S. Wafula E.G.H lighter duties #NakhumichaMustGo #DoctorsStrikeKE #DoctorsStrike

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CHINESE MEDICS FLY TO CONGO, WHILE U.S. PUTS UP WALLS FIVE MEDICAL SPECIALISTS from China arrived in DR Congo yesterday to help local doctors fight the ebola outbreak, which has killed 60 people. There is no vaccine or treatment for the present strain of the deadly disease. At the same time, the US said American citizens who get the disease will not be allowed back to their home country. An American doctor who caught it last month was sent to Germany, and the US is setting up a facility in Kenya for other Americans in Africa who catch the disease. “We cannot and will not allow any cases of Ebola to enter the United States,” US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said at a cabinet meeting on May 28. . CHINESE MEDICINE In DR Congo, the team from China, led by Professor Lu Ming, said they will use standard medical techniques augmented by Chinese medicine. An ancient Chinese medicine was successfully developed into a malaria treatment, winning its discoverer a Nobel Prize for Medicine. Meanwhile, many Kenyans are angry, and have asked why the US should intentionally bring the disease into their country. “If it is too dangerous for America, it is too dangerous for Kenya,” Dr Davji Atellah from the country’s main medical union told the press.

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Palestinian-British ER doctor Dr. Muhammad Mustafa, who has treated patients in Gaza since October 7, warns of a catastrophic health crisis: “A million children are being starved to death… a quarter of the population is in stage 5 famine, where four of every 10,000 children die each day.” At this stage, food alone isn’t enough – without doctors, medicine, and infrastructure, people die from refeeding syndrome and untreated wounds, he tells Breaking Points. He’s been pressing politicians from Ireland, Australia, and the UK to confront this reality and support urgent medical relief.
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Palestinian-British ER doctor Dr. Muhammad Mustafa, who has treated patients in Gaza since October 7, warns of a catastrophic health crisis: “A million children are being starved to death… a quarter of the population is in stage 5 famine, where four of every 10,000 children die each day.” At this stage, food alone isn’t enough – without doctors, medicine, and infrastructure, people die from refeeding syndrome and untreated wounds, he tells Breaking Points. He’s been pressing politicians from Ireland, Australia, and the UK to confront this reality and support urgent medical relief.

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