Leadership
June 18, 2020
On the one hand, the impossibility of having in our province of RT ‐ PCR allowing to quickly confirm the diagnosis of Covid +. The time required, of more than two weeks, to receive the results of the samples sent to the INRB in Kinshasa, constituted a major handicap for our strategy based on "testing, identifying, isolating and treating".
June 17, 2020
It is the government that is as guilty as anyone else for allowing this to continue. Let’s take the 2017 memorandum of understanding between the Home Office, NHS Digital and the Department of Health. It encouraged the exchange of information between these institutions on the immigration status of patients. It was hardly a recipe for tolerance and inclusion.
June 8, 2020
Ideas are stronger than death and are never destroyed. An idea could be narrow-minded and evil yet managed to be adopted by the majority due to the magic number. The idea that we could be having microchip inside our bodies might seem like a minority opinion, illogical irrelevant decision gone mad to control humans but it has been persistently around the corner. Whatever you thought was highly unlikely to happen is always commonplace.
May 19, 2020
It becomes highly essential that we pay close attention to where many media platforms and journalists have started once again to link Covid19 to race, particularly the Black race, despite the Coronavirus originating from Wuhan China. The historic danger of this sort of reference makes it highly a sensitive matter for all well-meaning humans to become worried with their eyebrows raised