KMPDU deputy
secretary
general Dennis
Miskella during
an interview
with the Star at
his office in
Nairobi on May
22
/LEAH MUKANGA
Once top of their class and full of
promise, young doctors now face a
brutal truth—medicine is not the
prestige-filled path they dreamt of,
but one paved with burnout, despair and broken systems.
In lecture halls, they were the
brightest—the ones who aced exams, sacrificed sleep and believed
that hard work would yield not just
meaning, but stability and success.
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