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As the nationwide nurses’ strike continues to affect health services in various parts of the country, Machakos County has remained a beacon of resilience, with outpatient services running uninterrupted in all local health facilities.
Governor Wavinya Ndeti has reaffirmed her administration’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding the health and well-being of Machakos residents. Speaking on the ongoing industrial action, the Governor confirmed that negotiations with the nurses’ union are actively underway, aimed at finding a lasting and amicable solution.
Despite the challenges posed by the strike, Governor Ndeti assured the public that her government is working tirelessly to ensure healthcare delivery is not compromised. “The health and safety of the people of Machakos remain my top priority,” she stated, emphasizing that she is “working day and night” to maintain essential medical services while addressing the concerns of healthcare workers.
Her proactive approach has ensured that residents continue to access vital outpatient care across the county. Under her leadership, the Machakos health sector has seen strategic interventions to strengthen service delivery, even in the face of national crises.
Governor Ndeti’s administration has also been praised for maintaining open lines of communication with health stakeholders, a move that has helped ease tensions and build trust as discussions progress.
Residents have expressed appreciation for the Governor’s hands-on leadership, noting that while other regions have been hit hard by service disruptions, Machakos has managed to keep its healthcare system functioning.
The Governor remains optimistic that ongoing negotiations will soon bring the strike to an end, restoring full operations across the country while preserving the dignity and welfare of healthcare workers.
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