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I’m curious: in case of employee-employer conflict, on whose side will GoK be on?

Aptly stated. 😆😆😆😂😂😂

Na ni wengi. Someone supplied milk all of last year na hajawahi lipwa. Saa hii hakuna maziwa ya wagonjwa.

There’re loud murmurs that funds have been diverted from everywhere else to these mammoth infrastructure projects. And we cheer on. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Kuna kitu huitwa ‘information management’. 🤐

Those are just PR stuff. Your president is not exactly known for putting his money where his mouth is.

I’ll tell you for free, my Esteemed Mwalimu: those who know how ‘rotten’ the civil service was in the 90s and ‘00s, and how far it had transformed by 2010 will tell you that devolution (ok, KNH is not a devolved facility) has been nothing but an unmitigated disaster in service delivery. Forget...

I know of a county that has zero budgetary allocation for biomedical engineering dep’t and for I.T dep’ts, to name just but a few. Imagine, in this Covid era, when oxygen production and delivery systems need to be 100% functional to save lives, someone sees no need to allocate any funding for...

Neither Kagwe nor KDF can make much difference under the circumstances.

That’s what happens when gov’t doesn’t pay its suppliers and contractors.

Nothing but the pure truth my fren. Kuna mengi naweza sema but who listens? At a county referral hospital not far from Nbi, officers went to China for almost a month to ostensibly procure a lift for a then medical structure under construction. Once fitted, the lift barely functioned for 4years...

It gets harder to make friends as we age.

Nditto!

Hii kitu mimi huiita an urban myth. A convenient horse to be flogged. About a decade ago GoK carried out anexercise to ascertain appropriateness of staffing levels. One of the tools they used, among many others I do not recall, was what they called Full Time Equivalence (FTE) which revealed...

From as far back as 2015, many knew something was not right. Things have only got worse since then.

Parts.

@Syndicate unaitwa.

Surreal.

Israeli agents had wanted to kill Iran’s top nuclear scientist for years. Then they came up with a way to do it with no operatives present. Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the father of Iran’s nuclear program, kept a low profile, and photographs of him were rare. This photo appeared on martyrdom posters...

Is anthrax a joke to you?:oops: