Lanobecker

Like is shared, Attorney General’s office has a detailed response to your baseless assertions; but for one last engagement, let me debunk this lie; * Section 19(1)(b) of Kenya’s Pharmacy and Poisons Act prescribes that NO person other than a registered pharmacist shall, in the course of trade or business, “prepare, mix, compound or dispense any drug except under the immediate supervision of a registered pharmacist.” Please, come and get information or continue to be misled! I excuse myself from this discussion until you and your team find solid grounds of what exactly you want!

Why do you think they aren’t training them and why do you think china offers it as a 4 year program? You have been talking of EAC, none of East African countries have what you want to force on Uganda! Not Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya, Kenya, Burundi, Somalia, South Sudan! Quote one here I concede as I promised you! China isn’t a leader in Pharmaceutical industry, look at the books of reference (pharmacopoeias)!

Jimmy, put emotions aside and tell me which country in region that has a law where medicine manufacturing isn’t overall supervised by a pharmacist! Quote that law and I will concede! Can you imagine even Burundi, Somalia, South Sudan are doing the right thing but here we must bend the bar to massage emotions!

Why do you think they aren’t training them and why do you think china offers it as a 4 year program? You have been talking of EAC, none of East African countries have what you want to force on Uganda! Not Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya, Kenya, Burundi, Somalia, South Sudan! Quote one here I concede as I promised you! China isn’t a leader in Pharmaceutical industry, look at the books of reference (pharmacopoeias)!

Jimmy, put emotions aside and tell me which country in region that has a law where medicine manufacturing isn’t overall supervised by a pharmacist! Quote that law and I will concede! Can you imagine even Burundi, Somalia, South Sudan are doing the right thing but here we must bend the bar to massage emotions!

Jimmy, put emotions aside and tell me which country in region that has a law where medicine manufacturing isn’t overall supervised by a pharmacist! Quote that law and I will concede! Can you imagine even Burundi, Somalia, South Sudan are doing the right thing but here we must bend the bar to massage emotions!

Bwana Becker, The details of every other positions will be in the guidelines (the bill gives the minister of health responsibility to make guides of almost every clause). Just like it’s ONLY the ED of the Authority being mentioned doesn’t mean he/she will be working alone, there will be Director, Heads of Departments and staff! Can you imagine a law that lists every position from the gateman to the CEO! Don’t be misled, don’t make false alarms! This law has gone through hundreds of hands, we aren’t all dumb!

I know that bill by word and detail! I hope you haven’t been misled by self seekers or other interests to make false alarms. I want to repeat it for you that everyone appreciates all qualified persons in the role of medicine manufacturing and the entire supply chain but what clause 31 emphasizes is that the pharmacist MUST be the overall/final supervisor of the entire manufacturing of medicine! It doesn’t take away the fact that there will be other qualified personal along the entire chain! This clause DOES NOT place only pharmacists in the manufacturing plant, it can’t! It’s not only illogical but also IMPOSSIBLE! This is exactly why I invented you for an extensive chat; the online spectators should never make us lose focus, they cheer us up for even what they don’t know! Our doors are open, we can engage up to AG’s chambers!

And what does the Bill say, exactly that; but it says the overall supervisor will be a pharmacist! The noise in the background seem to suggest that we are putting up a law that is suggesting that everyone on the manufacturing MUST be a pharmacist; NO! It clearly puts the final responsibility on a pharmacist while in full knowledge that they will have other qualified personal to work with! Sit down those making false alarms and they tell you exactly what they want!

WHAT IS UGANDA’S CONTEXT? 1/ Ours in Uganda so far are pharmaceutical technologists registered by Allied Health Professionals Council after completion of 3 years BSc. Pharmaceutical Sciences at MUST. Real pharmaceutical scientists are registered by PSU.