same old script......issue a sacking notice..........few cowardly souls panic and report for duty.....the bosees are instructed to look the other way.....then mistrust grows in the midst of the strickers...leaders are left without followers......strike fizles out like a lit match stick.

On the contrary, I think he did the right thing. even Mutula should fire all those who think they can defy court orders as they wish. I cannot have my taxes used to employ people who do not want to work. Kama hawataki kufanya kazi , basi they are free to resign and we will get another solution.

Why should MY money be used to pay for someone's Masters degree program and when he qualifies he resigns from govt and charges me mercilessly when I visit him at Nbi/ ak/gert/ hospital?

This guy has a point...

Ditto..

Politics is about parties/'forces' meeting their needs through conversation. What kind of conversation is Nyong'o facilitating?

Obviously he is underestimating his creative potential plus other stake holder's capacities.

Some time ago I listened to this Indian doctor cum entrepreneur who was saying that conventional government thinking cannot meet health care costs, whether in America or Zimbabwe.

Doctors need training, the people need more doctors, more facilities . . . more is needed at all levels. How can these needs be met?

Either Nyong'o and his doctors have decided to talk about other things than mutually satisfying solutions - pseudo politics- or they don't even know what to talk about.

Either way, leadership has failed here.