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Intern health workers sue government over unpaid stipend

Clinical interns working in various hospitals in Murang’a County during a press briefing on October 31, 2019 when they announced that they have withdrawn their services countrywide due to what they say is failure by the Ministry of Health to release their allowances. PHOTO | NDUNG'U GACHANE NATION MEDIA GROUP

More than 500 nutritionists and dieticians trained under a government-sponsored internship programme have sued the Public Service Commission (PSC) and Ministry of Health (MoH) over unpaid stipends.

They claim in their case at the Industrial Court in Mombasa that though they successfully completed their training, they are yet to be paid.