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Rodrick Kanyatula
9 years ago

To say di trut, Peter u r no leader by di majority’s choice. God will judge u.

Chongolipiyo Khope
Chongolipiyo Khope
9 years ago

CAN GOVERNMENT LOOK INTO THE HOSPITAL STRIKE AS A MATTER OF URGENCY

Rift Valley
Rift Valley
9 years ago

It never rains but pours for APM. With regard to Gatibo’s comment about KCH staff being lazy. Maybe, perhaps only 5% of them. I can assure you the majority are dedicated and hard working. Just give them resources (medicines, drugs, equipment, uninterrupted water& electricity etc). You will be surprised what they can do.

Aliphee
9 years ago

it never stop raining for Peter Muthalika but it pours . this is just the beginning we just want you to have cardiac arrest thats all

Vwende
Vwende
9 years ago

Govt was probably waiting for KCH staff to go on strike then respond to grievances which were lodged on 9-12-2014. How come the meeting is taking place now when concerns were given to govt on 9th of this month. Did the govt take the issue seriously?

I am afraid the strike may go country wide if govt does not resolve the matter with haste.

syamboza
syamboza
9 years ago

mbuzi iyi mutharika mkhalambayi yobela mavoti profesa wamanyowayu achoke satha chilichhonse koma kuba ndalama za edzi,kugula amtolankhani,kukwatila kamafupa kakeko mwanseli amafuna adzikwezele ndalama wachita kugwidwa panti alimmanja Mr Money get ready cardiac arrest is fast approaching

Mzumara
Mzumara
9 years ago

Someone is gonna die kadyakalistically

The Patriot
The Patriot
9 years ago

When our overworked, compassionate health workers stage a sit-in then we know something must be wrong, very wrong! Government should do all it can do to prevent this from happening for the sake of the poor patients. We all know where our officials go when they get sick……..South Africa and Private hospitals. Is is the reason why they seem not to care about the plight of the poor patients and the grievances of local health workers?

mwama
mwama
9 years ago

Harmonization is 100% suppprted Mr president.

chiperoni2
chiperoni2
9 years ago
Reply to  mwama

Mukufuna kuzunza a ntchito anu mukubitsalira ku bible? Madandaulo okupatsani pa 9 december inu kumangokhala kuti mudzalembe izi. Inu kudzipatsa ma 80%, 168 %, 367% koma kwa ena 10 %. Kodi harmonization yotani imeneyo? Mukanapanda kutchera kumwezi bwenzi mutagawana zonsezo. Atsogoleri a chinyengo inu. Ndichifukwa chake one arm of the gvt is almost dead. Inu a executive ndi legislature mult special? Gwirani ntchitotu tikuoneni. A Pulezident mukapanda kudzuka ndikudzichepetsa, akuchepetsani Mulungu. Ine ndanena amene akukuzungulirani akukunamizani. Threats will take this country no where.

kambangamwala
kambangamwala
9 years ago

Mark 12:31/Matthew 22:39 read, “Love your neighbour as yourself”. “Again, do to others what you would want them do unto you”. My question to you medical personnel/nurses/social welfare providers in the hospital/etc., do you have love from the highest moral considerations, without self-interests? Our “neighbour” is every one with whom we are concerned. S/he is to be loved because s/he is God’s image and likeness, heir of the same hope as we ourselves, and presented to us as the object on and by which we are to show the reality of our love to God. And 1 John 4:21 says,… Read more »

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