Closer to a solution of the conflict?

Published 29.05.2010

The  agreement between HLH and FoH shows that no legal and formal Tanzanian company to own and run the Mulbadaw farm so far has been established by the Norwegians in control of the farm, unless this has happened after the agreement was made.The outline of the agreement between HLH and FoH makes it clear that the Norwegians in FoH are planning to be in managing control of all the properties in all foreseeable future. It’s the same control seeking Norwegian individuals in FoH who is behind the occupation of the Mulbadaw farm, who recently seemed to try to take control over the Haydom Lutheran Hospital (HLH) by a new foundation called Haydom Diaconical Foundation. Fortunately this takeover seems to be put on hold. Read more about how the Norwegians was proposed  to take full control over HLH here.

As owner of HLH the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzaniania (ELCT), Mubulu Diocese, has recently announced the position as Managing Medical Director at HLH for a new five years period.  In the announcement it’s made clear that the Managing Medical Director must have a specialist qualification in any field of medicine.  The present Director, Olsen, doesn’t have such a qualification. According to trustworthy HDC sources Olsen isn’t among the applicants at the end of the application deadline on the 21.th of May 2010, but other qualified applicants exist.