Moses Murandu, a Zimbabwean citizen, made history this week as he earned a PhD in Science for his rare accomplishment of treating wounds using granulated sugar, a breakthrough method now set to slash billions of pounds of taxpayer expenditure.
With that, the Zimbabwean map has once again been placed on the global spotlight with such a rare feat of accomplishment by Dr. Moses Murandu who has over the years garnered traction in making a breakthrough for troublesome wounds and torturous ulcers. The amazing part of the story is that he uses sugar.
It was such an awe-inspiring journey as many initially rejected his idea and saw no value in solutions that came from a product they commonly knew and used on a daily basis. Over the years, time would define what Dr. Murandu was trying to say. The moment some got healed, Dr. Murandu’s language became clear and audible.
The Zimbabwean born Murandu (45 years) started his experiment back in Zimbabwe in the mid-90s. Besides countless hurdles and discouragements, he never gave up. Slowly, his experiments of using granulated sugar to deal with wounds started to make headway after some victims of the incurable wounds dared to take a chance and receive the home-administered treatments. In a space of just hours, some manifestations began emerging. Even British citizens joined the line to try Dr. Murandu’s solution and many who took the chance returned with positive news as they had proof and testimony regarding how Dr. Murandu’s treatment worked as ‘magic’ to their health plight.
An encouraged Murandu then enrolled in a British University of Wolverhampton where he studied for a Doctor of Philosophy and premised his thesis research to prove the work of wound healing while exploring possibilities through granulated sugar components.
At the end of a grueling five year testing period Dr. Murandu would later announce, “ the examiners were very impressed and highly recommended me. They felt the work was excellent beyond many studies done in the past in the same category of wound treatment options.”
He further added, “It’s exciting that I am now officially carrying the Doctor title after so much input and hard work. I have the PhD and I am humbled that it came through sweat and tears. There seems to be more great opportunities ahead and I am also excited that the examiners realized a great potential in business and knowledge transfer. It was quite humbling to listen to their comments and also hear about possible options for collaboration and support for the wound treatment project to be officially registered and recognized within medical institutions.”
With such an accreditation from a reputable British University coupled with proof of those who have been healed through the experimental stages, the sky will not even be the limit for the humble and soft-spoken Murandu who believes so much in helping communities and saving lives.