Etcetera II

A jarring lack of consistency
Merely to complete last week's unfinished Omang story, I can now add that the relevant office in Mochudi has finally been able to accept both applications for renewal and the P5 payments.

What had happened to make this suddenly possible?  But another week brings other experiences which cause surprise or simply wonderment as to the very strange ways we chose to organise ourselves.

These stories invariably revolve around about the inability of well paid managers to manage. It can  come as no surprise therefore that my experience last week concerned the BMC.  Quite simply, I was curious to know the identities of the people who have been Board members during the immediate past.

Editor's Comment
Gov’t needs to give health care urgency it requires

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...

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