It is very unfortunate for hoons to take over.... dear @DCI_Kenya act quickly... this referee was almost lynched!
We must bring goonism into an end. Pls PS @ray_omollo, @InteriorKE we are not heading in the right direction...
Secret to the Iran war? Take a listen to Lindsey williams in 1991 author of the energy non-crisis (a book @QuiteFranklyTV mentioned)
↗️↗️Iran was going to break the petrodollar and show oil is unlimited.
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@cbs_ke@ntsa_kenya@NPSOfficial_KE@DCI_Kenya I guess this is mai mahiu, those sand lorry drivers can traumatize you when they're behind you. Always hooting driving in a manner like they want to climb over your car! Also @KeNHAKenya what does it take to put barriers along that stretch?
@ppbkenya Be advised - PPB is PSK and PSK is PPB- pharmaceutical technologists are going to leave that shell of a body to those lazy fellows instead of using their education in terms of drugs development - they are fighting with Pharmtechs for dispensing - lazy creatures.
A cowardly attack on peaceful Clinical Officers by @GvnMutula . You can injure us, but you cannot silence us. You can break an arm, but you cannot break our resolve.
We remain united, louder and more determined than ever. Expect a regional demo in makueni next time
I have just watched a video of armed GOONs attacking Clinical Officers who were peacefully marching towards Governor Mutula Kilonzo's office to present their grievances.
It's very sad that leaders in Opposition have resorted to hiring goons to attack anyone who disagrees with them then suddenly the government is blamed.
I'm not saying it's the Governor who hired them,but atleast he should have an idea where these goons came from. It seems they had clear instructions from someone within the office of the Governor of Makueni.
I've said repeatedly that this culture of hiring armed goons to wreak havoc on innocent Kenyans need to be dealt with head-on.
It doesn't matter who you are. This culture must come to an end.
@CMbehero@gabrieloguda Kenyans need to rewind president's clip again, there's now where he mentioned any national by name. Goons and thieves started harrassing Burundians for nothing painting us as country in very bad light
@Itswambuaa Tutam or Wantam a politician is still a politicians their interest supersede anything else thats why I am not elated by these emotional stupid slogans. Its every man for himself God for us all.
@Itswambuaa You dare hit people who are supposed to treat you and your relatives ? The same health workers who are to help your wife deliver safely and resuscitate your newborn baby if need arises. We joke alot.
@Itswambuaa This is the classic neocolonial blueprint of the ruling class: pit the starving underclass (goons) against the struggling working class (clinical officers) so that the elites in the governor's office never have to answer for missing funds, mismanaged budgets, or broken promises.
For more than 40 days, our nurses have been on strike.
Every day this continues, the pressure on doctors and other healthcare workers grows. We are taking on responsibilities beyond our roles, services are being stretched, and ultimately, it is the patient who bears the consequences.
A doctor cannot replace a nurse. We need each other.
Healthcare is a team. Nurses, doctors, clinical officers, midwives, therapists, paramedics and support staff each have a critical role to play. When one part of that team is pushed to breaking point, the entire system suffers.
We stand with our nurses because we stand for a healthcare system that protects both the healthcare worker and the patient.
The Government must stop treating this crisis as business as usual. Sit down with the nurses, listen to their grievances and resolve this dispute.
If the nurses’ strike remains unresolved after seven days, @kmpdu will issue a nationwide strike notice in solidarity with our nursing colleagues.
This is not a fight between healthcare professions.
It is a fight for a functional health system.
It is a fight for the dignity of healthcare workers.
It is a fight for patient safety.
We will not watch silently as the healthcare system we have dedicated our lives to serving is allowed to deteriorate.
When one part of healthcare is compromised, we all suffer.
And when we stand together, we protect our patients together.
In Solidarity,
Dr. Davji Bhimji Atellah
Secretary General,
KMPDU