| Updated Tue, May 9th 2017 at 00:00 GMT +3Striking nurses PHOTO:COURTESYNurses held demonstrations, vowing to continue with their strike that entered its second week. The more than 1,000 nurses have been on strike to protest at delayed promotions, under-staffing, and poor working conditions. Waving placards and shouting anti-county government slogans, they marched through the streets and headed to the county headquarters. The secretary-general of the Kenya National Union of Nurses' Nyeri branch, Beatrice Nduati, said members had been left with no choice but to continue with the industrial action. ALSO READ: Zlatan Ibrahimovic beats Wayne Rooney to top richest footballer in Britain"We will keep away until our complaints are addressed," Ms Nduati said.

Source: Standard Digital May 08, 2017 17:26 UTC