The recent report from IDC Health Insights – a research and consulting firm – notes that in the next few years the blockchain technology will be used in many areas of healthcare. The study “World forecasts of the healthcare industry 2018” predicts that by next year 20% of organizations will be actively developing blockchain projects. By 2020 blockchain will be used in operational management, as well as for maintaining databases of patients. The Skycell company is a vivid example of how blockchain and IoT offer an efficient supply chain to the pharmaceutical industry, which includes payments, billing, and insurance. Amabhongo ezingonyama ayaswela, alambe, kepha abafuna uJehova abayikuswela lutho oluhle. 34:10 Luk. 1:53. Our implementation of the Back to Basics Programme which was rolled out by the national government, is aimed to ensuring that we deliver basic service to our communities timeously and effectively. We are committed to this programme and have been ensuring that our communities and neighbourhoods benefit from the cleanliness campaigns, refurbishment of child day-care facilities, infrastructure development, and establishment of essential services.