Kenya has signed a deal with the UK that will allow its unemployed nurses and other medics to work in the UK. Britain's Health Minister Sajid Javid and Kenya’s Labour Minister Simon Chelugi signed the agreement on the third day of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s visit to London. The British government says the scheme is open to Kenyan health workers who are qualified but unemployed, ensuring the process is managed for Kenya’s benefit. This arrangement was requested by Kenya and should allow health professionals and managers to benefit from a special way through the UK's immigration system, before returning to work in Kenya’s health sector. The exact details should be confirmed before the end of October.