The truth is there is no “Correct way to panic“, we all handle trauma and dreadful news in our own ways.  We respond differently to the unforeseen problems that life throws at us in our own tempos and style. Some are quick to respond out of fear of falling victim to the threat while others wait for someone they personally know to first succumb to the threat so they can take it seriously. One truth remains regardless of how you deal with it, the truth does not disappear if you ignore it, it doesn’t change whether or not you don’t believe it, the truth remains simply the truth. Facts are facts, and even though it is believed that facts are subject to change, shouldn’t you first know what said facts are before you can dispute, contest or disprove them? 

In the words of the late Martin Luther King Jnr, “Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” 

And the Holy Bible says in Hosea 4: 6 a “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.”

Ignorance is not an excuse nor does it exempt you from encountering life’s challenges. A shona proverb says,” ndamba kuudzwa akaonekwa nembonje pahuma”, and i guess the english equivalent of that proverb is,” to be forewarned is to be forearmed”.

It is difficult to face an opponent you know nothing about as you will have challenges in preparations.

We  decided to join the fight and work with the relevant authorities in raising awareness on the virus and spreading authentic verified information.

We engaged the World Health Organisation (WHO) Zimbabwe, Ministry of Health and Child Care of Zimbabwe, Health Spring Clinic and other Partners  and came up with the MEDICAL UPDATE SHOW.