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Government Approves Payment of Salary Arrears for Nurses and Midwives. 1. The Ministry of Health has successfully concluded negotiations  regarding the payment of salary arrears owed to nurses and midwives  posted in the 2024/2025 recruitment year. 2. Following extensive engagements with the Ministry of Finance,  approval has been granted for the outstanding arrears to be paid in four  (4) instalments from April through July. 3. Approved Payment Schedule • April – Two (2) months • May – Three (3) months • June – Three (3) months • July – Three (3) months 4. This structured payment arrangement underscores Government’s  firm commitment to clearing all outstanding obligations in a timely,  responsible, and sustainable manner. 5. The Ministry of Health commends the nurses and midwives for their  patience, professionalism, and unwavering dedication to service  delivery despite the delays experienced. 6. The Ministry also expresses sincere appreciation ...
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