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Kenya Pays Over KSh 965.9m in Stipends, Arrears to More than 3,000 Medical Interns

Kenya Pays Over KSh 965.9m in Stipends, Arrears to More than 3,000 Medical Interns


Published on 2024-12-02 04:31:07 - Bill Williamson, WOPRAI
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  • William Ruto's administration announced a release of stipends and arrears owed to medical interns as the Ministry of Health continues talks with the unions.

The article from Tuko.co.ke discusses how the Kenyan government has disbursed Ksh 9.659 billion to clear stipend arrears for approximately 3,000 medical interns. This payment addresses the backlog of stipends owed to interns who have been waiting for their payments for several months. The funds were released following a directive from the Ministry of Health to ensure that medical interns, who are crucial to the healthcare system, receive their due compensation. This move not only alleviates financial strain on the interns but also aims to improve the morale and efficiency of healthcare services in Kenya. The article highlights the government's commitment to resolving financial issues within the health sector, ensuring that medical professionals are adequately supported.

Read the Full Tuko Article at:
[ https://www.tuko.co.ke/business-economy/570944-kenya-pays-ksh-9659m-stipends-arrears-3000-medical-interns/ ]
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