MASEBO SPENDS NIGHT AT HEROES… FIRES SUPERVISORS AT CHOLERA CENTER FOR CORRUPTION AND TAMPERING WITH REGISTER OF VOLUNTEERS
Health Minister Sylvia Masebo spent a night at the Cholera center at the heroes stadium attending to patients. The center recorded only two cases of cholera last night.
The Minister also took time to stamp out corruption following the presidential directives that all volunteers should be employed permanently. Following this directive, supervisors at heroes cholera center replaced the volunteers with names of their relatives. This did not sit well with the minister who requested for the old log book.
When it was discovered that the supervisors created a different log book from the original in order to disadvantage the volunteers in preference to relatives, the health minister fumed and instantly fired the supervisors and ordered that only names from the old log book be considered for employment.
For once, am impressed by the Health Ministers response. Its such acts of corruption , nepotisim or favouritism taking us backwards.
Thumbs up
Minister, you are a workaholic. Unfortunately for Zambia, there are very few with such input.
Keep up the good works, God will reward you.
Iwee which workaholic? Working extra hours may mean 2 things. 1. It’s either one has been procrastinating or slow working and wants to play catch up or 2. The work is too much for them to manage as a result of poor planning or delegated extra work.
There’s nothing workaholic here.
If the Minister of Education was this vigilant, the recent corruption in teacher recruitment wouldn’t have happened!
Zambians are very corrupt people, a very strange Christian Nation! They need close supervision! They can’t do things straight! They always want to cut corners! We see it even on the roads. Very embarrassing when you compare with the orderliness you find in neighboring countries. You leave things to chance, this is what happens!
Unfortunately, firing some of them does not seem to deter the vice.
If the Presidency could be this tough on corruption, we would see serious cultural change in the civil service!
Well done madam Minister!
Continue being Proactive and continue with these Pre-emptive strikes to knip entrenched vices in the bud!