Full statement by Luke Tamborinyoka (MDC) President Morgan Tsvangirai is resting at home in compliance with what his doctors ordered, cont...
Full statement by Luke Tamborinyoka
(MDC) President Morgan Tsvangirai is resting at home in compliance with what his doctors ordered, contrary to media reports that he is seriously ill and is detained at a hospital in Harare.
On Sunday, his doctors said he was exhausted, a condition the medical
experts attributed to overworking. They immediately ordered him to
rest, which made him miss the party’s Africa Day rally in Highfield.
Since then, he has been resting at his Highlands home, with
intermittent visits into the city centre for observation by his doctors.
Today, he had a chat with some journalists at his home.
After one such visit yesterday, the excitable press has been awash with false news that the former Prime Minister is seriously ill and is admitted at a city hospital.
But he is recuperating at his Highlands home as we have publicly maintained since Sunday.
We see no reason to mislead the nation on President Tsvangirai’s
state of health and we have been open about his condition since this
last weekend.
More importantly, unlike other political leaders who fly out to up-market hospitals outside the country for medical treatment, President Tsvangirai has exhibited faith in local medical expertise and health facilities.
Our doctors and other civil servants are working under very difficult circumstances but President Tsvangirai has retained his faith in their ability to discharge of their duties.
Zimbabweans should not panic. President Tsvangirai is in fine spirits
and will be back to work soon to continue with his mission to bring
positive change in the lives of the people of Zimbabwe.
Luke Tamborinyoka, Presidential Spokesperson, Movement for Democratic Change
(MDC) President Morgan Tsvangirai is resting at home in compliance with what his doctors ordered, contrary to media reports that he is seriously ill and is detained at a hospital in Harare.
Morgan Tsvangirai resting at home with wife Elizabeth |
After one such visit yesterday, the excitable press has been awash with false news that the former Prime Minister is seriously ill and is admitted at a city hospital.
But he is recuperating at his Highlands home as we have publicly maintained since Sunday.
Morgan Tsvangirai resting at home with his wife Elizabeth |
More importantly, unlike other political leaders who fly out to up-market hospitals outside the country for medical treatment, President Tsvangirai has exhibited faith in local medical expertise and health facilities.
Our doctors and other civil servants are working under very difficult circumstances but President Tsvangirai has retained his faith in their ability to discharge of their duties.
Morgan Tsvangirai resting at home with wife Elizabeth |
Luke Tamborinyoka, Presidential Spokesperson, Movement for Democratic Change
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