Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has called on the Government to resolve issues raised by doctors to end their strike.
Speaking yesterday in Kisii County while on a tour to mobilise residents to register as voters, Kalonzo said the Government must make a bold move and save Kenyans from the health sector crisis.
He said patients were being exposed to unnecessary suffering following the doctors' strike, which has entered its third month.
Kalonzo, who met clinicians and other medical officers in Kisii town, said many Kenyans had lost hope in the country's health services because of lack of goodwill from the Government to improve services.
"We need a government that can solve issues affecting this country. The coming elections will determine the destiny of our country," he said.
Kalonzo opened the party's offices in Kisii town where he was on his second day of tour to popularise his party and campaign for its aspirants.
He maintained that he was best suited to fly the National Supper Alliance (NASA) flag.
Kalonzo said the Opposition would not accept any attempt by the Jubilee government to rig the August elections.
"We have learnt from the past and we will be extra careful," he said.