Staff get meat, patients bones

STS said:
logic of mybb, ****s themselves when whites are generalised.

go on to generalise. :rolleyes:

i'm surprised this country is still running with the general perception of it :p this hospital isn't excused but this is africa? zim 2.0, guavamints, come on ;)
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The dear minister admits it.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has apparently already admitted that "most or all depots are hotbeds of corruption", resulting in hospitals running short of medical supplies.
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And they want us (tax payers) to fund the NHI.. so more money can be spend on a poor service and dissapear into the black hole..


A friend of mine works in public health sector. The stories there will make you want to pray you don't end up there.

Example. How the cleaners dont' clean the water they use to mop the floors. After a while it's just black mud that is spread on the floor where kids with cancer are around... and nobody cares.
 
If the big boss with the shower head can do it so can we.......................
 
The 'reporter' could have done a better job with the deadline, but I suppose you have to lure your readers somehow :rolleyesl
 
STS said:
logic of mybb, ****s themselves when whites are generalised.

go on to generalise. :rolleyes:

i'm surprised this country is still running with the general perception of it :p this hospital isn't excused but this is africa? zim 2.0, guavamints, come on ;)
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No, you're right. State hospitals on average are only dismally below par. This one is abysmally so.
 
How does anyone know that the shown picture is of a hospital? I honestly can not believe that any hospital would look like this (unless it is in some rural area)
 
MagicDude4Eva said:
How does anyone know that the shown picture is of a hospital? I honestly can not believe that any hospital would look like this (unless it is in some rural area)
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http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/2013/02/04/staff-get-meat-patients-bones
Accommodation shared by 28 nurses at Madweleni Hospital, in Eastern Cape. The squalor is indicative of the shocking state of the healthcare sector, in which corruption has reached 'uncontrollable levels', according to a study by the Wits School of Public Health
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The patients are the lucky ones....I don't know how anyone can eat hospital food.

Even over here the food is unedible...my wife brought me food every day when I was in hospital for a week 18 months ago
 
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