Some of us have lived in Kampala for the past 30 years and have also chewed Baganda women, so we have no issues with the Baganda people, I come in peace 😂🤭🙌
Dr. Candia was my supervisor at Arua Regional Referral Hospital during internship.
This doctor is very hard working, good interperson skills and most importantly he made me love internship despite the huge numbers of people we used to work on daily( av. 120 ) in the dental clinic.
Even when you are tired, he would make you love to come back and work the next day. How can you suspend such a person because he was pocketing, if you are offended, can’t you take him aside and talk to him about it? But where do they get these ministers from?
What I know is that the medical Doctor who was suspended by Hon. Anifa Kawooya Bangirana, the Minister of State for Health in charge of General duties, for allegedly pocketing while talking with the minister, will still get his Salary even if under suspension. He will actually get enough time for his outside Clinic. 😁
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Dr. @RubabindaJr tomorrow please just escort the suspended colleague back to work I will offer free legal services should he be denied entry at the hospital.
Let’s have some basic decency in this country.
UPDATE: The Minister of State for Health in charge of General Duties, Anifa Bangirana Kawooya, has suspended a health worker after allegedly pocketing while speaking to her.
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A doctor has been suspended by minister Hanifah Kawooya because he was found pocketing.
Something needs to be done. Health sector is under attack. It’s too much. 🥲
Today I visited Doreen Kaija and Olivia Lutaaya at Luzira Women’s prison. It was my first time there. Time wasn’t enough to visit the men’s side!
First, the compliments;
I) - The prison (the part I saw) is very clean, the prisoners too.
II) - The warders were friendly and professional.
III) - Doreen said the treatment of prisoners by warders has improved with the current OC (whose name I forgot to ask). She spoke highly of her.
IV) - Flowers to Pastor Grace Lubega of Phaneroo. They said his church regularly donates stuff (mattresses, food, etc) to the prison, and that prisoners often look forward to Phaneroo’s visits, which leave all of them happy (more of us should do this practical religiosity).
V) - The prison healthcare was commended too. Not the best, but there is effort to care.
What I found awkward;
I) - I saw prisoners kneeling down to talk to warders. Is it really necessary!
II) - Those on remand and convicts stay together under the same conditions. Is remand also punishment? Is one assumed to be guilty until proven innocent?
III) - There are factories (of I don’t know what) behind the prison that terribly pollute the air, exposing both prisoners and Prisons officers to health risks. NEMA, how is this permitted - subjecting confined people to full time pollution!
IV) - They say, like many others have said, that prison food is the worst ever - not even good enough for a pig. Those who are visited get a chance to prepare their own meals. But how about those who get very few visitors, if ever! I think even prisoners deserve better, though not as good as at home.
Of course, all the above notwithstanding, the most painful thing is to be in prison well knowing that you are innocent.
@Dotha_qeen@AKasingye@PoliceUg so. if a man is hunting in the bush with his dogs, and the wild that hunted is to reteriate, whom does it attack?? the hunter or the dog??