CLEAN : Zimbabweans react to decision to reverse Mugabe goodwill role

The transcript discusses the severe decline of Zimbabwe's health system under Mr. Mugabe's regime, highlighting issues like corruption, mismanagement, and lack of local healthcare facilities. It mentions the need for international treatment and the water crisis affecting the population. The text also covers the loss of international confidence in Mugabe's leadership and the deterioration of public health, with diseases like typhoid resurfacing. The role of the WHO and the challenges faced by local hospitals are also discussed.

What is one of the main reasons Zimbabwe's ruling elite seek medical treatment abroad?

• Preference for foreign cultures

• Lack of qualified doctors in Zimbabwe

• Better weather conditions abroad

• Inadequate local healthcare facilities

What is a significant socio-economic issue faced by the population of Zimbabwe?

• Abundance of natural resources

• Excessive foreign investments

• Lack of access to clean and safe water

• High literacy rates

How has Mr. Mugabe's regime been characterized in terms of governance?

• Highly innovative

• Efficient and transparent

• Environmentally conscious

• Unprecedented mismanagement and corruption

What has been the impact of Zimbabwe's governance on its international relations?

• Strengthened international alliances

• Improved trade relations

• Increased foreign aid

• Loss of confidence from the international community

What challenge does Zimbabwe face in managing diseases like typhoid?

• Lack of modern technology

• Excessive rainfall

• Inadequate healthcare system

• Overpopulation