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The Government has reaffirmed its steadfast commitment to fully implementing the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) with KMPDU, recognizing that the well-being of healthcare workers is central to the delivery of quality health services.

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Dr. Valentine Ndunda 🇰🇪1 year ago

@kmpdu CBA🤝🥳

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ksminnovation1 year ago

Galit Perez of KSM – Maccabi Healthcare Services joined the PANCAID General Assembly at the European Parliament to advance early pancreatic cancer detection. As an Israeli partner, KSM provides biosamples and clinical insights to help develop a minimally invasive blood test.

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Dr. Victor Njiru1 year ago

@kmpdu I have to admit it, I was worried when Duale got the docket, but so far he's the best in Ruto's time. Duale Must Stay.

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Fabio1 year ago

@kmpdu Confirm UHC staff before devolving them this is not a on carder alone Honarable Duale we reject the last resolutions.

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keli1 year ago

@kmpdu Duale must stay

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UHC Medics ke1 year ago

@kmpdu 👺 When you see a Tortoise on the tree, just know someone placed it there.

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ZackMart97,MBS1 year ago

@kmpdu Congratulations and keep up with the good work..look into other cadres too..(nurses and clinicians)

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Dr. Albert Ondicho1 year ago

@kmpdu Good progress CS, hopefully this translates to visible actions and not just another empty rhetoric.

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Dr. Fedinand Getankwa (MBChB)1 year ago

@kmpdu The news we all want to hear

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Kombo Chibogo1 year ago

@kmpdu @Iddris_Kombo I want that new CBA ASAP.

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Capitan Cesar🇰🇪🇬🇧1 year ago

@kmpdu Thank you bwana CS.. You are doing a good job and doctors will support you 💯..

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