AFRICAN MIRROR REPORTER DRESSED in the green and blue hazmat suits, the protective gear usually worn in hospital theatres during the battle to save lives, they lined the passage in a special guard of honour.  The spotless floors gleamed and the eyes of the health workers were wet with heartbreak tears. The eerie silence was only punctuated by the soft singing, through the masks, of Amazing Grace.  At the end of the long passage, a stretcher, pulled by a figure dressed in white/green, emerges. The emotional health workers nod and wave as they stretcher slowly goes past them. This is…