Real solutions can only be created if our systems can be questioned at a deeper level than this. Perhaps a good start is how the values espoused by the individual can be shown to be inherently opposed to any decent human living.

It's a matter of re-evaluating our education and capacity for economic progress. And maybe not even you @Murchr is prepared for such a conversation, or action.

How should students be evaluated?

What country or countries should we emulate? And why haven't we been able to learn from such models?

Very sad. Waiting for 3 hours at the EMERGENCY section? Ngai have mercy

KNH under one Mr Lesiyampe (currently PS Environment) was on the was to recovery. When he came in (non-medic MBA), the senior consos looked down upon him. A year later, alikuwa amenyoosha sambamba: patient turn-around at A & E was less than 2 hrs at its worst (Fri nights), revenue collection streamlined, procurement theft at all time lows while staff morale was at all time highs. Threats kiasi, politics (mAFYA house), career progression then they put a surgeon (Dr Monda - great surgeon, pathetic manager) and now the beautiful (subjective) lady called Koros (HR)- compliant to the tribal and political forces at mAFYA house.
Been downhill since... And getting worse. Na bado

So sad indeed! But why was the title 'Bweta La Uhalifu'? I thought it had to do with gangsters and that kind of vice before starting. Anyway, seems if you can't afford MP Shah, Aga Khan and other high end hospitals, getting quality medicare is a matter of luck!