Kenya’s nurses end a six-week strike after signing a return-to-work agreement with the government. The industrial action paralyzes services in public hospitals and runs for about 43 days, according to reports from both outlets.
The deal marks the end of the work stoppage and sets terms for nurses to resume duties. While both sources confirm the strike duration and that a government–union agreement brings the action to a close, they focus on the same outcome rather than providing contrasting details about the specific concessions or the negotiations leading up to the agreement. The reports describe the agreement as the mechanism that resolves the dispute and allows hospitals to restart operations affected by the strike.
