Times Of Swaziland: MB. GOVT HOSPITAL ISSUES ANNOYING

MB. GOVT HOSPITAL ISSUES ANNOYING
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The Editor on 04/07/2020 23:26:00


Madam,
The premiership role has always been of great significance among countless
nations.
The success of those nations has always been predicated upon how well the
premiership performed in any given situation and, as such, the role played by a
prime minister cannot be overemphasised.
From the situation on the ground, one gets the feeling that this government
seems to be oblivious of the current situation while sometimes, you get
overwhelmed by the suspicion that a blind eye is turned on purpose.
It sounds plausible that we have succumbed to the silent killer of pretending as
if you don’t see what’s going on when we all know that, indeed you can see
what’s going on.
beware there is a problem
It looks like one can even be crucified for just saying, ‘beware there is a
problem’, and as a result we are losing vital problem solving input from
renowned people who should offer meaningful contributions but will shut their
mouths lest they be sacrificed.
The Mbabane Government Hospital administration issues are atrocious and should
have been solved long ago for the benefit of the masses who are forced to return
home without having been assisted.
Yes we understand that COVID-19 issues have taken over but this should not be to
the detriment of other patients who need assistance not related to the virus.
There is no nation under the sun that can claim immunity and non-susceptibility
to problems but it has always been the wisdom of the prime minister of the time
to rise to the occasion and lead the nation out of that predicament.
I have this boggling ‘thorn in my flesh’ with regard to the government
hospital scenario and I often ask myself if our current leadership is any
different from the previous one and I wonder what the prime minister will say
four years down the line.
I know that no leader can take decisions without much pain and, as such, I mean
no harm or malice; and I don’t intend to poke our excellency’s nose and
incur his wrath but seriously, this matter needs to be sorted as at yesterday.
If anybody in the higher circles of government does not see the situation as a
predicament but one that is within reach of our capable Eswatini solving hands,
then I pray for a hastened awakening before it’s too late.
W Nxumalo