Doctors, healthcare workers, and civil servants, it’s time to stand up for our rights! Join us on 18th March 2025 as we march to demand: 1.Immediate posting of medical interns 2. Full implementation of the Public Officer Medical Fund  Route: KNH  – Ministry of Health –  National Treasury –  SHA  – Ministry of Public Service. We demand action, not empty

#SHA/#SHIF only seems functional in TV and radio interviews, where politicians and tenderpreneurs defend its glaring failure, while thousands of civil servants remain without medical cover.Despite consistent salary deductions, the government fails to remit SHIF and medical allowances, leaving workers stranded as SHA halts coverage on the 9th. This is not just an administrative lapse but gross negligence, endangering lives.Meanwhile,

Nairobi doctors are enduring wage theft, brutal conditions, and systemic neglect—some have gone four years without pay. Instead of addressing the crisis, the county government has resorted to mass dismissals, blatantly violating the 2017 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) that was meant to safeguard healthcare workers’ rights. Meanwhile, patients suffer in overcrowded hospitals, facing severe shortages of medical personnel and essential

✅ Promotions: 96 doctors have been promoted, with 27% still pending. The county is currently reviewing the budget to finalize the remaining cases by July 2025. ✅ Redesignation: 4 doctors have been successfully placed in their rightful positions. ✅ Study Leave: 7 doctors have been granted study leave for postgraduate studies, with the latest approval issued last week. ✅ Recruitment:

On October 3, 2024, we issued a firm warning that the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) and Social Health Authority (SHA) were a sinking ship. Today, just five months later, that ship has capsized, leaving civil servants in a dire situation. Doctors and other public servants are enduring double deductions—2.75% of their salaries to SHIF while also forfeiting their medical

February 28, 2025 The High Court has extended its order barring the Nairobi Hospital Board of Management from engaging in any capital expenditure pending a ruling on March 13, 2025. This comes as doctors and other healthcare workers at the facility continue to decry overwork, poor pay, and stalled career progression. The medical staff have been vocal in demanding the

Press Statement KMPDU Supports Healthcare Regulatory Reforms for Efficiency and Better Patient Care The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists Union (KMPDU) acknowledges the government’s decision to merge and restructure healthcare regulatory bodies to enhance efficiency and improve patient care. For years, the fragmented system has resulted in duplication of roles, inconsistencies in regulation, and administrative inefficiencies. A unified regulatory

Nairobi County doctors will withdraw their services at midnight on February 27 due to: Illegal salary stoppages and dismissals Chronic salary delays Stalled promotions Unpaid gratuities Delayed confirmation letters Doctors do not choose to strike, but how can we care for patients when we are deliberately incapacitated? For quality healthcare, doctors must be valued, supported, and empowered to serve.

After years of negotiations, overcoming obstacles, and relentless advocacy, we are proud to announce that KMPDU has officially signed the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) with Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH). This marks a significant step forward in securing fair and structured working conditions for our members at the second-largest public hospital in Kenya. This achievement follows our recent successful

As part of our ongoing efforts to implement the 2024 National RTTWF and foster meaningful social dialogue ahead of any potential industrial action, the KMPDU team recently engaged with Vihiga County Governor Dr. Wilber Ottichilo on several key matters crucial to the wellbeing of doctors in the region. Here are the key outcomes of our discussion: Comprehensive Medical Cover: The

A crucial meeting between Lord Collins of Highbury, the UK Minister for Africa, the UN, the Commonwealth, and Human Rights, and Kenyan trade unions and civil society took place, focusing on amplifying voices for democracy and fostering an inclusive economy that upholds global labor rights. This engagement comes at a critical time when collective bargaining rights face significant erosion, and

After sustained engagement and firm negotiations, KMPDU has successfully secured critical wins for doctors at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH). This agreement marks a significant step in improving working conditions, fair compensation, and job security for our members. Among the key achievements is the transition of all eligible contract doctors with over one year of service to permanent and