SUPREME COURT RULING PATH TO LABOUR PARTY'S PEACE AND UNITY - OTTI. (PHOTO)

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 Supreme court ruling path to Labour Party's peace and unity - Otti Abia State Governor Alex Otti has welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to remove Julius Abure as National Chairman of the Labour Party. According to Governor Otti, this ruling will usher in a new era of peace, unity, and order within the party. The Governor believes the Supreme Court's judgment vindicates the party's leadership, particularly since Abure's National Working Committee tenure had long expired. This led to the establishment of a National Caretaker Committee, headed by Esther Nenadi Usman and Darlington Nwokocha, with a vision to foster peace and unity while strengthening the party. The Supreme Court's decision is seen as a step towards restoring peace and unity within the Labour Party, validating the party's leadership and the decision to set up a caretaker committee. Governor Otti has invited former national officers to join hands with the National Executive Committee and the N...

KENYAN DOCTORS VOW TO CONTINUE STRIKE DESPITE PRESIDENT'S APPEAL. (PHOTOS).


 Kenyan doctors vow to continue strike despite president's appeal


Ruto asked doctors on Sunday to go back to work and end the strike that has hampered health services in the country.


Kenyan doctors say they will not be calling off the strike initiated nearly one month ago, despite calls from President William Ruto's appeal over the weekend.


The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists Union (KMPDU) downed tools on March 14 over the non-payment of salary arrears, delays by the government to deploy medical interns, and other grievances.


Ruto appealed to doctors on Sunday to go back to work and end the strike that has hampered health services in the country.


ā€œI know we have a situation in Kenya facing our doctors and medical doctor interns, but I want to implore them that we as a nation need to agree that we must live within our means, fellow countrymen and women,ā€ Mr. Ruto said.


The doctors union refused to budge, insisting they would not be ā€˜ā€™scapegoats for wage bill reduction.ā€™ā€™


ā€˜Our salaries, vital like any Kenyan's, are based on fair agreements. Despite government pressure, doctors' salaries, anchored on CBA, are non-negotiable,ā€™ā€™ wrote Dr. Davji Bhimji Atellah, National Secretary General and Chief Executive Officer at Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists Union, on Xā€¦


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