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New Bill seeks mandatory pre-departure training for Kenyans working abroad

Business

New Bill seeks mandatory pre-departure training for Kenyans working abroad

The National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) has outlined proposals for an Industrial Training Bill, 2026, to replace the Industrial Training Act of 1959. The draft would expand industrial skills development, certification and quality assurance, and introduce structured preparation for migrant workers before they leave for foreign jobs.

By David Bogonko Nyokang'i 24 Sep 2026

Medical Officer Intern: Our plight goes beyond pay

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Medical Officer Intern: Our plight goes beyond pay

Against that backdrop, Dr Magak argues that protecting interns' labour rights is not simply an employment issue but part of ensuring that healthcare workers are able to perform their responsibilities effectively

By Chrispho Owuor 7 Sep 2026

Doctors’ groups call for tighter hospital security after assault on healthcare workers in Muthaiga

Health and Wellness

Doctors’ groups call for tighter hospital security after assault on healthcare workers in Muthaiga

They stressed that violence against healthcare workers is never acceptable, noting that no form of disagreement or dissatisfaction can ever justify attacking professionals while they are performing their duties in the interest of patient care

By Chrispho Owuor 9 Jun 2026

Women drivers raise alarm over safety risks and low pay in Kenya’s gig economy

News

Women drivers raise alarm over safety risks and low pay in Kenya’s gig economy

According to Kogi, drivers are required to submit verified personal information and undergo onboarding processes, while customers are often subjected to fewer checks.

By Chrispho Owuor 3 Jun 2026

KMPDU issues strike notice over Mombasa doctor suspension

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KMPDU issues strike notice over Mombasa doctor suspension

Doctors in Mombasa County will offer only minimal emergency services after KMPDU launched industrial action over the suspension of Dr. Iqbal Khandwalla, citing safety, due process and workplace concerns.

By Chrispho Owuor 24 Feb 2026

Young advocates demand LSK action on sexual harassment and toxic workplaces

Addressing the gathering, Advocate Esther Barbara Wamboi Karanja said her decision last year to confront a “notorious serial sexual” offender had sparked a wider movement.

By Chrispho Owuor 13 Feb 2026