We have nurses who are not employed let them go and better themselves. Lets have has many expertriates all over europe. Last year they brought more than us@800,000 in kenya. If we experience any shortage let the retired continue working.

Very difficult situation.... one can't fault the individuals who are mostly trying to feed their families back in Africa. I, for one, am a vice president at an american business and speak a little swahili and would JUMP at the chance to come work in Kenya!

I´m a latin american doctor, this trend in africa is now seen in south america, but it´s just beginning there is a lot of doctor unemployed, and wages are really low, since a hairdresser can make almost as much money as a newly graduated doctor (who in most cases are young like 22 to 26 years old) For example I´ll be moving out to spain for work, wining almos 8 times as much money than here in my country. I guess in africa it´s very similar, since we doctors are really well prepared (for example most of my class mates speaks 2 languages, and some like me speaks 3 or more) this is a pity for our countries, but we as doctors have all the right -as all people- to search for a better "modus vivendi" and a better level of wellness.