In a statement yesterday, Health and Child Care Minister Dr David Parirenyatwa urged nurses to return to work saying that Government has acknowledged their grievances as “genuine and valid”. He said the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development has since been instructed to look into the financial implications of the nurses’ demands.
Said Parirenyatwa:
Following representations by the nursing staff through Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA), Government and the Health Services Board, Government has acknowledged the nurses’ grievances as genuine and valid and thus requiring urgent attention. Government has since instructed Treasury to look into the financial implications of the nurses demands, with a view to resolving them amicably. In light of this major concession by Government, which has been made against well-known economic challenges facing our nation, in the interest of patients, and in order to avert any loss of life through disruption of essential services, the reasons for calling for the industrial action no longer obtain.
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Parerenyatwa is a idiotic imbecile why wait until nurses strike? You incompetent fake self serving buffoon.
You are not sensitive to the plight of the already hard pressed poor masses wallowing in poverty because of your party’s shambolic running of national affairs.
Change is coming!
People will vote for better health system delivery.
The buffon Chiwenga is not even in control here,ZiNA, ZTU. ZCTU, PSA. PSU, and MDC playing a game of politics. These associations and unions are all stake holders in MDC-T party. They want to go into elections with no doubt that they will win this election. They will sequeeze Zanu pf. Labor movements will win the elections for Mdc(CHECK RSA ANC AND THE LABOR UNIONS)