GOVERNMENT has with immediate effect removed Mr Leonard
Mabandi as chief executive officer for Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo.
Mr Mabandi was appointed Mpilo Central Hospital boss in
2015 after the suspension and subsequent firing of Mr Lawrence Mantiziba.
The hospital was rocked by serious scandals under the
stewardship of Mr Mantiziba.
Mr Mabandi has been transferred to Ingutsheni Central
Hospital where he served as the chief executive officer prior to being seconded
to the biggest referral hospital in the southern part of the country.
Mpilo Central Hospital’s clinical director Dr Solwayo
Ngwenya has since been appointed the hospital’s acting chief executive officer.
Dr Ngwenya, confirmed that he has been appointed acting
chief executive officer without shedding more light on the matter.
The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Child
Care, Dr Agnes Mahomva could not be reached for further comment as her
cellphone rang unanswered.
Mpilo Central Hospital is facing various challenges
including shortage of medicines and mass resignation of nurses due to poor
remuneration obtaining countrywide. Chronicle
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