End of the world at hand?
Friday, April 08, 2011
It is also unusual for most so-called professionals to concern themselves with things like the end of the world. It is common discourse though in church (though with a different angle and possibly for a different reason) and within certain elements of the scientific community to discuss the possibilities of the end of the world-serious scientists who figure things out I mean, not those who simply implement other's inventions and innovations like most in the Southern hemisphere. Real scientists like those at NASA. Enough with those descriptions, they could bruise one or two souls.
A kilometre or two driving from the BBS mall and just by Tsholofelo Park is a billboard. A few kilometres further down the road by Falcon Crest is another billboard. At the Gaborone taxi rank is the same billboard. All are at prime spots. In my last check, each worth between P9,000 and P14,000 depending on which company owns the billboard. The message though is the same. And it all is from the same source: Family Radio.
The Member of Parliament is warning that patients suffering from chronic conditions continue to face potentially life-threatening interruptions to their treatment because of unreliable access to medicines.Amid the shortages, many Batswana have been left with no choice but to look for other treatment alternatives such as herbs, with many not having had been scientifically tested for effectiveness.Medications for hypertension, diabetes, heart...