Putting blame on SA is wrong....Zim gvmnt must take care of its citizens....MHSRIPWATCH: A young pregnant illegal Zimbabwean foreigner who came to South Africa to give birth at Kalafong Hospital was chased out by members of The Progressive Forces of South Africa and other organisations.
The Zimbabwean foreigner had a back full of closed as she was getting ready to deliver her Zimbabwean child in Kalafong while pregnant South African woman could not be admitted due to illegal foreigners who have occupied hospital beds.This video would break anyone’s heart if they have one; it shows a young Zimbabwean woman being subjected to a vicious xenophobic attack in South Africa at Kalafong Hospital.
She was shouted at like a communal dog. This is what Zimbabweans have been subjected and reduced to by Emmerson Mnangagwa’s corrupt regime. This is the direct result of Mnangagwa’s looting of public funds!
Setting aside the ugly xenophobic attack, I have always said that 2,500 Zimbabwean women die annually giving birth inside Zimbabwe.
300 babies died this year in January alone during childbirth in Zimbabwe, these are official hospital figures which don’t include those who died at home.
The biggest hospital in Zimbabwe, Sally Mugabe Hospital, only has one maternity theatre, built in 1977 by Ian Smith.
The ZANUPF government has never built a single maternity theatre at the country’s biggest hospital in the 45 years it has been in power, nothing, yet it costs only US$37,000 to build one.
The healthcare crisis in Zimbabwe is caused by a thieving president who doesn’t care one bit about how the people he is ruling (not leading) are living.
He steals the money meant to build and maintain hospitals so that his people don’t die unnecessarily.
This woman in the video represents thousands of women who, out of fear of dying, are crossing the border to give birth in South Africa.
According to South Africa’s health minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, 70% of women giving birth at Limpopo’s Musina Hospital are Zimbabwean. Yet for a few Landcruisers, Zimbabwe could remove this embarrassment and build maternity theatres for itself.
Shamelessly, South Africa’s ruling party, the ANC, supports and publicly declares its undying solidarity with ZANUPF and corrupt Mnangagwa, the very people who have authored the illegal migrant crisis that is bedevilling South Africa today.
We know of this incident because it was video-recorded, but there are thousands more happening without a cell phone recording them, thousands more Zimbabwean women being degraded and publicly humiliated like this simply because of a corrupt president back in Harare!
This level of indignity and lack of respect is brought to us by ZANUPF and Mnangagwa’s insatiable appetite for stealing public funds, and he does it brazenly, without any sense of shame!
For how long shall Zimbabweans continue being humiliated like this? For how long shall the ANC continue giving solidarity to a retrogressive party like ZANUPF?
For how long shall President Ramaphosa continue watching while Mnangagwa keeps piling problems on his doorstep?
Until Zimbabweans realise that this corrosive abuse is sponsored by Mnangagwa’s well known and recorded thieving, we are damned!
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