Suleiman Ali Salat
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15-11-2018 06:46:01
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Frame1_2017 before KCSE exams_Garissa High, Frame2_2018 prize giving day after KCSE results. Frame3/4 current situation! We hope Hon. Aden Duale, EGH will do the honourable thing and honour the CBA2017 and institute the immediate posting of medical interns. KMPDU Daktari ya Wanawake Davji Bhimji Atellah
My senior Dr Andrew Suleh MD always reminds us that Kenya doesn’t have a revenue problem but rather an expenditure one. There’s no money for intern doctors, who literally slave away in public facilities, but MPs can get a pay rise as they desire. I mean??
Andrew Githiria MD Exactly Doc, in our peer talks we are asking ourselves, why did Pres. Ruto regime made an agenda fighting innocent medical interns? Makosa ya medical interns ni nini surely to endure all this suffering? The previous regime with its ups&downs never downgraded to such petty fights.
JaPrado. In my honest view the biggest hurdle to solving the internship crisis is the president himself. I am not getting how cutting medical internship remunerations is an austerity measure yet his splashing millions of tax payers money in mobilising crowds and with MPs getting pay rise.
Dr Abi Mwachi Chair it is a shame our elected leaders, led by the POK are stashing millions in bags and giving them as handouts in rallies yet on the other hand they cut down interns remuneration on "austerity measures claim". Sad times to be Kenyans! When we talk we are labeled "unpatriotic"
Hon. Aden Duale, EGH Thank you Waziri for walking the talk. Leadership in action! We can finally admit we got the man needed for MOH crises. We doubted, you said give me time and you proved us wrong. We salute you now 🙌 KMPDU Davji Bhimji Atellah Daktari ya Wanawake
Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC Your lament captures a hard democratic truth: voters often fall in love with theatre and only later discover the cost of the ticket. As Johnson Sakaja’s saga now reminds Nairobi, elections are not beauty contests but due-diligence exercises. Democracy has no warranty card only a