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Stranded nursing interns Over 300 nursing interns remain stranded at home Ojiambo: They locked us out of the final list Govt says only 2,000 medical students have been posted Duale: Posting of interns is regulated by public service #CitizenBriefs Wycliffe Orandi

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INTERNS STORM MINISTRY OVER LOW ALLOWANCES Public service interns are striking, demanding higher allowances and job absorption after completing their internships. They have gathered at the Ministry of Labour and Home Affairs, demanding to meet the Director of Employment Services. #PowerToEngageYourWorld #GabzFM

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🇺🇬The Medical interns debate is back on the floor. Leader of the Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi, MP for Nakawa West, has asked Government to drop the reported policy of suspending facilitation for medical interns. He says medical interns provide critical labour after completing their training and should not be expected to serve patients without support for basic needs such as accommodation and feeding. “How do you expect them to show up to take care of us, including us in this place?” Why it matters: the issue touches both health worker welfare and patient care, especially in public hospitals that rely on interns as part of frontline service delivery. Photo by Parliament.

🇺🇬The Medical interns debate is back on the floor. Leader of the Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi, MP for Nakawa West, has asked Government to drop the reported policy of suspending facilitation for medical interns. He says medical interns provide critical labour after completing their training and should not be expected to serve patients without support for basic needs such as accommodation and feeding. “How do you expect them to show up to take care of us, including us in this place?” Why it matters: the issue touches both health worker welfare and patient care, especially in public hospitals that rely on interns as part of frontline service delivery. Photo by Parliament.

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I agree, Intern doctors should be ranked above DEI Pharma, Atiak Sugar, Lubowa, and Inspire Coffee – which have and continue to consume billions. While those other are (unnecessary) promises for the future, intern doctors are presently real in the lives of ordinary Ugandans. As has been said plenty of times, it is not uncommon to find a public medical facility manned entirely by interns. Their labor cannot to be for free. In fact, interns is the language of exploitation. These are actual doctors – only new in the field. Thanks Dr Obuku (Ekwaro A. Obuku)

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Yusuf Serunkuma🌹

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The struggle for the absorption of current unemployed nurses into the health sector continues, as over 300 nurses posted to Greater Accra Region have been left stranded, due to the availability of only 30 slots approved by the Ghana Health Service Directorate. The remaining posted nurses have been advised to keep praying for a directive to be issued concerning their status.

The struggle for the absorption of current unemployed nurses into the health sector continues, as over 300 nurses posted to Greater Accra Region have been left stranded, due to the availability of only 30 slots approved by the Ghana Health Service Directorate. The remaining posted nurses have been advised to keep praying for a directive to be issued concerning their status.

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212,738 views • 1 year ago

This is happening in MSAS Medical College, Bahraich (UP). Interns are being forced to eat from the hostel mess even though the food quality is so bad that students have suffered colonic edema, intestinal perforation, vomiting and diarrhoea Many had shifted to an FSSAI approved tiffin service due to poor mess hygiene and irregular duty hours. But on 19 June, when the tiffin provider came, the vice principal seized the food and the principal grabbed the provider by the collar and started shouting When the interns went to talk, they were blamed for not intervening during the scuffle. The principal then issued a 2 day hostel eviction notice to the entire intern batch and threatened to withhold their June stipend. This is not just harassment. It is a complete misuse of authority These are MBBS doctors in their mandatory internship, not hostages.

This is happening in MSAS Medical College, Bahraich (UP). Interns are being forced to eat from the hostel mess even though the food quality is so bad that students have suffered colonic edema, intestinal perforation, vomiting and diarrhoea Many had shifted to an FSSAI approved tiffin service due to poor mess hygiene and irregular duty hours. But on 19 June, when the tiffin provider came, the vice principal seized the food and the principal grabbed the provider by the collar and started shouting When the interns went to talk, they were blamed for not intervening during the scuffle. The principal then issued a 2 day hostel eviction notice to the entire intern batch and threatened to withhold their June stipend. This is not just harassment. It is a complete misuse of authority These are MBBS doctors in their mandatory internship, not hostages.

यमराज

23,193 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Haryana | Students of Khushi Nursing College in Hisar hold protest outside the college premises A protestor says, "Earlier our complaint was only regarding the academics and hostel but we are raising our voice against the sexual and mental harassment by the college authorities as well... We have proof against each and everything... They are not letting us out of the college... We want the Chairman to be arrested and we get the Migration certificate out of this college."

#WATCH | Haryana | Students of Khushi Nursing College in Hisar hold protest outside the college premises A protestor says, "Earlier our complaint was only regarding the academics and hostel but we are raising our voice against the sexual and mental harassment by the college authorities as well... We have proof against each and everything... They are not letting us out of the college... We want the Chairman to be arrested and we get the Migration certificate out of this college."

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128,739 views • 6 months ago

$The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission(GTEC) has shutdown the Royal Nursing Training College in Tafo Nhyiaeso, Kumasi after a compliance visit by officials from GTEC and the Criminal Investigation Department. The unannounced visit resulted in the discovery of major infractions and anomalies in the school, including the presence of a Montessori at a section of the college. The school is also accused of admitting new students despite the revocation of its accreditations from GTEC and the Nursing and Midwifery Council since 2024. Two management officials were arrested during the operation and students have been asked to go home and await further directives from GTEC.$

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission(GTEC) has shutdown the Royal Nursing Training College in Tafo Nhyiaeso, Kumasi after a compliance visit by officials from GTEC and the Criminal Investigation Department. The unannounced visit resulted in the discovery of major infractions and anomalies in the school, including the presence of a Montessori at a section of the college. The school is also accused of admitting new students despite the revocation of its accreditations from GTEC and the Nursing and Midwifery Council since 2024. Two management officials were arrested during the operation and students have been asked to go home and await further directives from GTEC.

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53,277 views • 4 months ago

VIDEO | "1.5-2 cr people are taking the benefit of NPS in the country. All the government servants are getting the benefits of the NPS, only 10,000-15,000 short service commissioned officers of Army, Navy and Air Force are left. Recently, we came to know that MNS (Military Nursing Service) officers are also left. 110 MNS officers had filed a writ petition in the SC, it was listed before the CJI and two other judges. So the court has been pleased to issue notice to the respondents. Govt is expected to submit the counter affidavit and the matter is likely to be listed on August 23. The issue is that it is directly violative of the right to equality. They have been raising concerns but the govt has been deaf ear to them," says advocate for petitioner, Major (Retd) Kavish Agarwal informing about SC notice to Centre on discrimination against Nursing staff in Defence forces.

VIDEO | "1.5-2 cr people are taking the benefit of NPS in the country. All the government servants are getting the benefits of the NPS, only 10,000-15,000 short service commissioned officers of Army, Navy and Air Force are left. Recently, we came to know that MNS (Military Nursing Service) officers are also left. 110 MNS officers had filed a writ petition in the SC, it was listed before the CJI and two other judges. So the court has been pleased to issue notice to the respondents. Govt is expected to submit the counter affidavit and the matter is likely to be listed on August 23. The issue is that it is directly violative of the right to equality. They have been raising concerns but the govt has been deaf ear to them," says advocate for petitioner, Major (Retd) Kavish Agarwal informing about SC notice to Centre on discrimination against Nursing staff in Defence forces.

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16,888 views • 1 year ago

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NEW: Eric Swalwell will soon face s*xual harassment accusations from his former staffers, according to lawyer and activist Cheyenne Hunt. Hunt says she is working with multiple women to expose his "pattern of manipulation." One woman says Swalwell makes all his interns, whom he has slept with, sign NDAs so they don't say anything. "The number of credible women who have come forward since I posted my video is pretty shocking and connecting them with the investigative reporting teams who have been working on breaking this for years has greatly expedited this process," Hunt said on X. Swalwell is currently running for governor of California.

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446,883 views • 3 months ago

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Rishi Sunak has been excitedly telling us this week the NHS waiting list at the end of February fell by just over 36,000 so “his plan is working”… but it only fell because 36,000 pathways [cases where someone is awaiting treatment] have been EXCLUDED from the February figures!

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#WATCH | Jammu | After the National Medical Commission cancels recognition of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College in Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah says, "...The students have passed the NEET exam and have merit. It is now our responsibility to accommodate them, and we will accommodate them in a medical college near their homes so that they are not affected. But we need to think about the injustice done to the students by closing this medical college. People all over the country are struggling to get into medical colleges. Ours is the only place where a fully functional medical college has been shut down..."

#WATCH | Jammu | After the National Medical Commission cancels recognition of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College in Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah says, "...The students have passed the NEET exam and have merit. It is now our responsibility to accommodate them, and we will accommodate them in a medical college near their homes so that they are not affected. But we need to think about the injustice done to the students by closing this medical college. People all over the country are struggling to get into medical colleges. Ours is the only place where a fully functional medical college has been shut down..."

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🚨#BREAKING: A mass casualty incident has been declared after multiple people have been killed and injured in a massive fire at a nursing home assisted living facility 📌#FallRiver | #Massachusetts At this time Emergency services have declared a mass-casualty incident in Fall River, Massachusetts, where a devastating four-alarm fire has torn through a nursing home assisted living facility. Firefighters are actively pulling bodies from the charred structure, while multiple victims have been transported on stretchers to nearby hospitals. A partial roof collapse has been reported, further complicating rescue efforts. The exact number of fatalities and injuries remains unknown at this time. Crews continue to battle the blaze, and an urgent investigation into the cause is now underway they are asking the public to avoid the area

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American doctor days she has multiple elderly patients that need to be admitted into nursing homes She says insurance companies are now giving no notice for peer-2-peer calls to approve them. The latest one gives her 3 hours, if she can’t drop everything “he doesn’t get to go” “So sick of insurance companies. I have had two patients that have been sitting in the hospital for five days that I have said for five days that they, they need to go to the nursing home. Physical therapy, occupational therapy notes are in. They've noted the severe debility. They're recommending nursing home too. — Today I get a notice at 11am That a peer to peer is due in order for one to go to the nursing home and it had to be done by 2pm so you give me a notice at 11 and you give me three hours to work in and I had multiple critical patients at this point. And so you give me three hours to say you have to call by three hours. This patient doesn't get to go” She says she’s having to do the calls from home This is a scam. The insurance companies make it as inconvenient as possible to deny as many patients as they can

American doctor days she has multiple elderly patients that need to be admitted into nursing homes She says insurance companies are now giving no notice for peer-2-peer calls to approve them. The latest one gives her 3 hours, if she can’t drop everything “he doesn’t get to go” “So sick of insurance companies. I have had two patients that have been sitting in the hospital for five days that I have said for five days that they, they need to go to the nursing home. Physical therapy, occupational therapy notes are in. They've noted the severe debility. They're recommending nursing home too. — Today I get a notice at 11am That a peer to peer is due in order for one to go to the nursing home and it had to be done by 2pm so you give me a notice at 11 and you give me three hours to work in and I had multiple critical patients at this point. And so you give me three hours to say you have to call by three hours. This patient doesn't get to go” She says she’s having to do the calls from home This is a scam. The insurance companies make it as inconvenient as possible to deny as many patients as they can

Wall Street Apes

89,439 views • 11 months ago

A resident of East Legon Hills has shared a distressing account of the impact of today's heavy downpour, revealing that flooding in her area has left her and her daughter stranded at home. According to her, they have run out of food and are unable to leave the house because their street has been inundated by floodwaters. In an emotional appeal, she called on the public for assistance, pleading with netizens to help her secure accommodation in a safer location as the situation continues to worsen. 📷| joyceboakye1 #AuntieDedei

A resident of East Legon Hills has shared a distressing account of the impact of today's heavy downpour, revealing that flooding in her area has left her and her daughter stranded at home. According to her, they have run out of food and are unable to leave the house because their street has been inundated by floodwaters. In an emotional appeal, she called on the public for assistance, pleading with netizens to help her secure accommodation in a safer location as the situation continues to worsen. 📷| joyceboakye1 #AuntieDedei

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315,004 views • 1 month ago

🇮🇱🇵🇸 ISRAELI HELICOPTERS ARRIVE TO FLY FREED HOSTAGES HOME Israeli military helicopters have landed at the Reim base near the Gaza border to begin transporting released hostages to hospitals across the country. The aircraft are part of the final logistical stage in today’s exchange, which includes the return of 20 Israeli captives. Medical teams are standing by at the landing zone, and transport routes to multiple hospitals have been cleared. The IDF says names provided by Hamas align with its list of living captives expected to return. Source: Al Arabiya

🇮🇱🇵🇸 ISRAELI HELICOPTERS ARRIVE TO FLY FREED HOSTAGES HOME Israeli military helicopters have landed at the Reim base near the Gaza border to begin transporting released hostages to hospitals across the country. The aircraft are part of the final logistical stage in today’s exchange, which includes the return of 20 Israeli captives. Medical teams are standing by at the landing zone, and transport routes to multiple hospitals have been cleared. The IDF says names provided by Hamas align with its list of living captives expected to return. Source: Al Arabiya

Mario Nawfal

141,961 views • 9 months ago

Americans gives an example of “How the economy has changed” “My parents bought a four bedroom house in 1970 for $30,000 — My father was working as a furniture salesman. There was only one income they didn't do a credit check” Imagine being able to afford a home and a family on one income as a furniture salesman She talks about how they recently died and the home was taken by the government because the home was tied to Medicare costs and her parents got sick. She says in the comments she begged them to put it in a trust but they didn’t “They died in debt. So my father's medicare costs were attached to the house. My mother because my father had moved into a nursing home. A lot of you discover if you don't have private coverage for a nursing home it will medically bankrupt you. So they went from a period of extreme prosperity to today's world where you know, a medical crisis can wipe out your entire life savings. And they both died deeply, deeply in debt.”

Americans gives an example of “How the economy has changed” “My parents bought a four bedroom house in 1970 for $30,000 — My father was working as a furniture salesman. There was only one income they didn't do a credit check” Imagine being able to afford a home and a family on one income as a furniture salesman She talks about how they recently died and the home was taken by the government because the home was tied to Medicare costs and her parents got sick. She says in the comments she begged them to put it in a trust but they didn’t “They died in debt. So my father's medicare costs were attached to the house. My mother because my father had moved into a nursing home. A lot of you discover if you don't have private coverage for a nursing home it will medically bankrupt you. So they went from a period of extreme prosperity to today's world where you know, a medical crisis can wipe out your entire life savings. And they both died deeply, deeply in debt.”

Wall Street Apes

50,069 views • 11 months ago

Keith Rabois tells the story of Elon Musk observing interns waiting in line for coffee at SpaceX Keith is asked how Elon Musk gets so much done, to which he replies: “If you approach every day and every week of your life with the question, ‘What did you accomplish this week?’ I think that compounds, and very few people do that. I think that’s the number one ingredient.” As for the second ingredient, Keith tells a story he heard from some friends at SpaceX where Elon observed a line of interns piling up around the coffee machine. This prompted Elon to send a memo to the company asking: “Why are all the interns wasting all this time? If you feel like you have nothing better to do than waiting in line, you’re at the wrong company. And by the way, I’m installing cameras to make sure that we don’t have lines at the coffee shop.” Keith believes that stamping out entitlement and expecting people to accomplish things every day also compounds over decades in Elon’s career. He recalls a principle PayPal cofounder Max Levchin taught him where he compares startups to gas in chemistry: “Gas expands to the size of the container… If you tell people they have a month, it’ll take a month. If you tell people it takes two weeks, it’ll take two weeks. Tell them a week, it’ll take a week. So you want to constantly compress the container size because those accomplishments add up over months, quarters, years, and decades.” Video source: Chris Vasquez (2024)

Keith Rabois tells the story of Elon Musk observing interns waiting in line for coffee at SpaceX Keith is asked how Elon Musk gets so much done, to which he replies: “If you approach every day and every week of your life with the question, ‘What did you accomplish this week?’ I think that compounds, and very few people do that. I think that’s the number one ingredient.” As for the second ingredient, Keith tells a story he heard from some friends at SpaceX where Elon observed a line of interns piling up around the coffee machine. This prompted Elon to send a memo to the company asking: “Why are all the interns wasting all this time? If you feel like you have nothing better to do than waiting in line, you’re at the wrong company. And by the way, I’m installing cameras to make sure that we don’t have lines at the coffee shop.” Keith believes that stamping out entitlement and expecting people to accomplish things every day also compounds over decades in Elon’s career. He recalls a principle PayPal cofounder Max Levchin taught him where he compares startups to gas in chemistry: “Gas expands to the size of the container… If you tell people they have a month, it’ll take a month. If you tell people it takes two weeks, it’ll take two weeks. Tell them a week, it’ll take a week. So you want to constantly compress the container size because those accomplishments add up over months, quarters, years, and decades.” Video source: Chris Vasquez (2024)

Startup Archive

197,396 views • 10 months ago