Professor Solwayo Ngwenya PhD, FRCOG.
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Professor of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Fellow-Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (UK), Statistician & Epidemiologist, Founder Royal Women's Clinic
Bulawayo
Joined June 2017
Professor Solwayo Ngwenya. After years and years of hard work, focus, dedication, determination and valor, this one achievement that I will greatly and proudly value.
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@MJairosi Basically, the war was fought by the fighters and the people who were alive at that time(>7 years). We provided food, shelter, labour, entertainment, morale, and intelligence. Personally, I feel that our efforts, roles, and sacrifices have not been fully appreciated and rewarded.
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@DavidColtart @CityofBulawayo Vele Senator, historically, dams fill up around March. So let's be patient and continue praying for more rains and rain making until the dams start spilling. This should be our year of plentiful rains.
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Lockdowns worked for us. Next, lockdowns will be harder to enforce as the populations will be agitated and unbelieving of the new viral threats. Times ahead will be full of difficult times.
🇸🇪Sweden's decision not to enforce a mandatory lockdown was linked to higher mortality rates. A modeling study estimated that infection rates could have been reduced by 75% and mortality by 25% with stricter measures.
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@Sophie_Mokoena Good morning, Sophie. Thank you for greeting us almost every day. You truly love us, especially in our beloved Africa. And to do it with such commitment shows your deep sense of African brotherhood/sisterhood. Best wishes for the year. Keep safe from the oncoming viruses.
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While herding cattle, we came across this mushroom. We thought of the terrible effects of mushroom poisoning during the rainy season. We urge the public not to consume mushrooms brought home by inexperienced herdboys or being sold by the roadside. They can kill whole families.
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@FabAcademic Totally agree with you, Prof. Most Africans, once they enter a classroom they forget all their roots. And with a PhD, few will do the chores that we see you doing on the land. Well done, Prof. We should always be proud of our roots. Western education doesn't mean no to Africaness
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@monumentpm1 Totally agree, you could nominate the book to be a set in the schools. We can update the version and inspire young people. We also find the book interesting too. Somethings we never even dreamt or imagined would be achievable, but with hard work and determination, they were.
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@MedvedevRussiaE @realDonaldTrump @elonmusk What about the indigenous people living there for ages? They would be forced to be under the new owners? Painful echoes of colonisation!!! One day, there will be a fight for liberation, like what happened here in Africa with the help from Russia. Probably, it's not a good idea.
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@Mathuthu Be patient Chief, your turn in Njeleland is coming soon, @CityofBulawayo dams shall be full by March, keeping both fingers and toes crossed. I just hope that our city fathers and mothers removed silt from the empty dams during this drought.
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