What a Prime Minister Andy Burnham is. Britain has spent years with politicians pandering to the far right, vilifying foreign workers who are here legally and who dedicate their lives to caring for elderly British people.
We have had politicians such as Nigel Farage, Kemi Badenoch, and even some within the Labour Party who chose to echo anti-immigration rhetoric rather than defend the dignity and contribution of these essential workers.
The cruelty of those policies reached a point where newly arriving care workers were no longer allowed to bring their spouses and children to Britain. Imagine asking someone to leave their family behind in order to care for yours.
These are people performing one of the most demanding and compassionate jobs in society, looking after Britain’s elderly and vulnerable, yet they have often been treated as though they are disposable.
It is therefore refreshing to hear a British Prime Minister who understands the importance of these workers and is prepared to acknowledge publicly the contribution they make to British society. Leadership is about recognising reality, not pandering to prejudice.
I hope Prime Minister Burnham will go further and reconsider the decision taken by his predecessor to prevent newly arriving care workers from bringing their families with them.
If Britain values the people who care for its elderly, it should also recognise their humanity by allowing them to live with their husbands, wives, and children; instead of breaking up families.
A country that depends on their compassion should also show compassion in return.
Congrats @Solwayo1 for finally being appointed substantive Chief Medical Officer of Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo, ending years of serving in an acting capacity and bringing certainty to the leadership of Zimbabwe’s second-largest referral hospital.
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NoViolet Bulawayo has been awarded the 2025 Best of Caine Award for her short story, Hitting Budapest, which originally won the Prize in 2011. 🎊🌟
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Yesterday, the US Govt deported 7 Zimbabweans…
One of them, @Mavhure’s homie, no longer speaks Shona & has no one to contact…
Others are planning to set up businesses & go into farming.
I don’t know who is responsible for that repatriation centre, but it needs to be fixed… that should be a place bringing hope, not hopelessness… @Moha_Zim@ZimTreasury
BANIREMBIZI. Magical climb through miombo woodland to Mavuradonha’s highest mountain this morning and then onto the sacred waters of Bore spring. Thank you 🙏
🔸A very well done to Tapiwanashe Makarawu for his outstanding performance against the fastest runners on earth in the 200m race at the World Athletics Championships. Representing Zimbabwe on the international stage with passion and excellence is the greatest honour! Congratulations are in order! #TeamZimbabwe🇿🇼