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Medics in Kiambu county have downed their tools accusing the County Government of failing to implement a return to work formula that has seen them go for two months without pay. Patients in level 4 and 5 hospitals in the county are the most affected as there are no health workers to attend to them.
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Kiambu County medics down their tools over pay dispute
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