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Catholic Diocese of Chinhoyi cleric, Bishop Raymond Mpandasekwa, has criticised the government over several issues including its “terrible proposition to turn our civilian doctors into soldiers” saying the state will be left without doctors.
The clergyman has in previous years clashed with the government over his hard stance against alleged misrule which he said was characterised by violence, injustice, corruption, and bloodshed.
In an audio recording of his recent Sunday sermon posted on Facebook, Mpandasekwa laments the wanton killing of members of the opposition and attempts to <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/10/10/zim-army-recruiting-doctors-pharmacists-radiographers/">militarise the medical profession.</a> Mpandasekwa said:
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They bring bloodshed, they kill, instead of freedom they bring imprisonment to those who oppose them, those who think differently, to those who disagree with their policies.
The only thing they know is violence. These people bring bloodshed, that lacking in integrity, they are dishonest.
All they bring is nothing but distress … what greater distress was brought upon us when the plight of our doctors was, a few days ago, responded to by a terrible proposition to turn our civilian doctors into soldiers, who will from then on go by instruction.”
Indeed, the freedom party refuses to give freedom of choice by refusing to listen to the cries of the distressed doctors.
Instead, they propose more distress. We are now heading to become a State with no doctors as this unconstitutional proposition is a destruction of the medical practice as we know it.
Through our policies, our situation will not only get worse, the poor are always the victims.
When bishops question the capacity and emotional stability of the government, we are accused of insulting the Office of the President.
The governed are being insulted everyday by the same people, through their careless utterances and disregard for the Constitution.
Living for justice is dangerous, for we live in a country that refuses to deliver justice. Our children are not going to school, except a few lucky ones.
</blockquote>
He added that the sick were not being treated in hospitals due to the government’s bad policies. 
Mpandasekwa added that the ruling ZANU PF instils fear in the public through state institutions such as the police, the army and the judiciary.
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Catholic Bishop Criticises Govt's "Terrible Proposition To Turn Civilian Doctors Into Soldiers"

Senior doctors have resolved to embark on a crippling, indefinite industrial action after the government failed to address their grievances.
We present below the doctors’ notification of their intent to down tools.
<blockquote>29 July 2020
To: The Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Health and Child Carc.
Ref: Notice of intent to withdraw from offering services
Thank you for your response letter dated 27 July 2020.
As you will appreciate, we delivered the grievances to you as a mandate from our constituency of senior hospital doctors.
It was our hope that there would be some attempt by the government to meet the requests made by doctors which we believe to be very valid and necessary in enabling reasonable service delivery.
We feel quite disappointed that all we got is realty an explanation of how we got where we are and how it is going to remain the same. This has been the pattern even in times before your tenure and we had really hoped for implementable solutions this time around. Since the status quo is going to persist, we regret to advise that our members will now proceed with the work stoppage until it is safe and fair to return to our posts.
We do hope that you will reconsider your position in the interests of our patients and your workforce.
Best regards 
SHDA executive 
Signed
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FULL TEXT: Senior Doctors Down Tools "Until It Is Safe And Fair To Return" To Work

Senior doctors whilst giving evidence in Parly yesterday said only 2% of the equipment that was recently bought in India was usable and some of the equipment components were missing, New Zimbabwe reports.
This was said by Senior Doctors Association’s Shingai Nyaguse who gave this evidence in parly:
<blockquote>Some of the equipment has been deemed unfit for our environment, such as the theatre tables and anesthetic machines.
However, the equipment awaits commissioning. The hospital equipment and maintenance department has reported that they are waiting for some parts of the equipment to enable technicians to assemble them</blockquote>
This comes a few short weeks after other doctors also gave <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/02/04/deputy-health-minister-bought-non-usable-hospital-equipment-from-india-doctors/">the same testimony that the deputy minister bought equipment they could not use from India.  </a>
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/new-us500-000-hospital-machinery-not-fit-for-use-senior-doctors/">New Zimbabwe</a>

Only 2% Of The $500000 Recently Purchased Hospital Equipment Is Usable - Senior Doctors

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