Hospitals have begun the process of sacking striking doctors and evicting them from the premises.
Kenya’s public hospitals have been paralysed by the industrial action, which started in December, with doctors and other medical staff demanding better pay and improved working conditions.
But the sackings come as the Kenyan doctors’ union say they have now signed the documents needed to end their three-month strike.
They are calling on the government do the same.
But the authorities say the deadline for accepting the 50% pay rise offer passed two days ago.
Hospitals have begun carrying out disciplinary measures against doctors who have now been on strike for 95 days.
The country’s top referral facility, Kenyatta National Hospital, has already sent home 12 doctors.
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