CLEAN : Kenyan doctors continue strike over pay

The transcript discusses the ongoing conflict between doctors and the government regarding the implementation of a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). The doctors' union emphasizes that the issue is not with the courts but with the government's failure to implement the CBA. They assert that the strike will continue until the CBA is implemented and arrears are paid. The union clarifies that no new agreements have been made with the government, and their demand remains the implementation of the CBA.

What is the main issue the doctors' union has according to the first section?

• Lack of respect for judges

• Disagreement with the courts

• Inadequate jail facilities

• Implementation of the CBA by the government

What is the union's position regarding agreements with the government?

• They have agreed to negotiate further

• They have agreed to end the strike

• They have reached a partial agreement

• They have not reached any agreement

What is the union's demand concerning the CBA?

• To be implemented and deposited in court

• To be postponed

• To be renegotiated

• To be ignored

Until when does the union plan to continue the strike?

• Until the government negotiates

• Until the CBA is implemented and past dues are paid

• Until public support wanes

• Until the courts intervene

What compensation are the doctors seeking?

• Compensation for the past five years

• Compensation for the past three years

• No compensation

• Compensation for the past year