It is good for us to keep alive Kiswahili. The methalis therein are more local and relevant and are educative.

Anyway, first, not all doctors are evil. KMPDU were obviously misled led by Mr. Ouma and his friends that they could achieve what they wanted in that manner. Those doctors who feel differently from his stance should now seek reorganization and throw out the rascals for having captained that formidable organisation into such a disaster.

We are so parochial at times.

Instead of focusing on the larger picture – the integrity and soundness of our Health system we are bogged down with – our guy won - hurray.

If an amicable resolution was at hand, but then some primal urge to show who is boss prevailed instead, then we have a problem.

How comfortable are we with the situation we find ourselves in right now. If some Doctors have been arm-twisted back to hospital, how do we expect them to perform with a feeling of subjugation – or perhaps performance doesn’t matter as long as we can proclaim that our hospitals are open.

Obviously not all Doctors will go back to work, so we still have to plug the shortfall – Cubans still need to come to the rescue.

Someone tell me if the Government will now stop subsidising the training of Doctors in this new scheme of things.

Hapana, speak about parochialism for yourself, brother. You cannot say doctors have a feeling of subjugation as if that is the axiom. No. How do you know that many are not anxious to resume duty and to do their passion up to where their ability reaches?

By the way, do you think it is true that if a doctor is not working in a public hospital then he / she is not working at all?

You just want this thing to drag on and on and on. As if you are just the one to tell Dr. X somewhere within Kenya just the thing he needs and must get or else ..... Give them doctors credit where it is due.

Rudini kazi .. Chindwe saitan