Manumba alazwa ICU Aga Khan
Manumba alazwa ICU Aga Khan
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Mamzalendo
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ehe maisha magumu ndo haya the little i know make me think twice about his survival but God will do his will lets wait and pray for his grace,
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The Director of Criminal Investigation (DCI), Robert Manumba, admitted at the Aga Khan hospital in Dar es Salaam, is critically ill and requires close medical attention, State House has confirmed.
A brief State House statement issued to the media yesterday said: During the visit at the hospital, President Jakaya Kikwete was informed by the hospital administration that Manumba needed close attention from doctors and nurses
The statement was referring to the President Kikwetes visit on Thursday.
This reporter was at the Aga Khan hospital and witnessed Manumba being shifted from one room to another on a wheel-bed while on supporting-machines.
He was surrounded by doctors and nurses who were holding the machines supporting him as he was taken to the room where he remained for some hours.
It was established shortly that DCI was taken from the Intensive Care Unit to a special room for medical examination.
Until this reporter left the hospital premises, Manumba was still in the special room for close medical attention.
According to the doctor-in-charge, Jaffer Dharsee, the DCIs health condition had not improved from that of Thursday as he stated: You can use the previous medical report he has remained unchanged, I will brief you tomorrow on the developments. he obeserved.
Minister for Home Affairs Dr. Emmanuel Nchimbi who visited Manumba at the hospital yesterday was reluctant to comment on the DCIs health condition.
When queried by eager media personnel on whether he had been able to talk to him, Nchimbi replied: Please dont ask me thus far I cannot speak about his condition because Im not a doctor.
Others who visited the DCI were Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner, Sadick Meck Sadick and the Deputy Minister for Home Affairs, Pereira Ame Silima. Previous reports suggested that the Vice-President, Mohamed Gharib Bilal would visit but did not appear by the time this reporter left the hospital.
A score of Manumbas relatives kept vigil at the hospital, most of whom had not spoken to him he was rushed to hospital early this week.
Manumba was appointed DCI early in 2006 after President Kikwete came to power late in 2005. Prior to that, he served for years as an assistant DCI to Adadi Rajabu, currently High Commissioner to Zimbabwe.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN
A brief State House statement issued to the media yesterday said: During the visit at the hospital, President Jakaya Kikwete was informed by the hospital administration that Manumba needed close attention from doctors and nurses
The statement was referring to the President Kikwetes visit on Thursday.
This reporter was at the Aga Khan hospital and witnessed Manumba being shifted from one room to another on a wheel-bed while on supporting-machines.
He was surrounded by doctors and nurses who were holding the machines supporting him as he was taken to the room where he remained for some hours.
It was established shortly that DCI was taken from the Intensive Care Unit to a special room for medical examination.
Until this reporter left the hospital premises, Manumba was still in the special room for close medical attention.
According to the doctor-in-charge, Jaffer Dharsee, the DCIs health condition had not improved from that of Thursday as he stated: You can use the previous medical report he has remained unchanged, I will brief you tomorrow on the developments. he obeserved.
Minister for Home Affairs Dr. Emmanuel Nchimbi who visited Manumba at the hospital yesterday was reluctant to comment on the DCIs health condition.
When queried by eager media personnel on whether he had been able to talk to him, Nchimbi replied: Please dont ask me thus far I cannot speak about his condition because Im not a doctor.
Others who visited the DCI were Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner, Sadick Meck Sadick and the Deputy Minister for Home Affairs, Pereira Ame Silima. Previous reports suggested that the Vice-President, Mohamed Gharib Bilal would visit but did not appear by the time this reporter left the hospital.
A score of Manumbas relatives kept vigil at the hospital, most of whom had not spoken to him he was rushed to hospital early this week.
Manumba was appointed DCI early in 2006 after President Kikwete came to power late in 2005. Prior to that, he served for years as an assistant DCI to Adadi Rajabu, currently High Commissioner to Zimbabwe.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN
Mzito Kabwela
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Walizusha nini?
Ruppy karenston
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Wewe koma,uko peke yako,usiwasemee wengine!
BHULULU
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Hata mkinena kwa lugha kazi bure
King’asti
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Au ulimboka? Inabidi panya walioko nyumbani kwake.waanze kukimbia aisee.
Sibhonike
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Ni kweli Ikwanja, huyu mzee (DCI) ana siri nyingi za ripoti maalumu na zile tume zetu.
Am just thinking loud.
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