@ercafrica The lesson is unconstitutional transfer of power puts us on the slippery slope to anarchy. Admittedly, we have a de facto government. How do we step back to the right track instead of descending further? We must #FixTheFoundation What does this mean?
1. Parties in parliament must do their work on political & electoral reform.
2. Government must embark on a national cohesion project based on the rule of law & common values
3. Citizens must make holding leaders to account a natural & daily habit based on constitutional values
2. Government must embark on a national cohesion project based on the rule of law & common values
3. Citizens must make holding leaders to account a natural & daily habit based on constitutional values
At the same time, government must pursue sound economic policy. This means
1. Policy certainty for all, including investors
2. Genuine crackdown on corruption, especially illicit financial outflows
3. Equitable share of national wealth to promote inclusion. Develop all regions
1. Policy certainty for all, including investors
2. Genuine crackdown on corruption, especially illicit financial outflows
3. Equitable share of national wealth to promote inclusion. Develop all regions
Our nation will turn around on the path to prosperity when citizens feel they have a fair shot at life, do not have to struggle in a culture of bribery for services and can debate, then vote for a a party or candidate of their choice without being labelled unpatriotic or sellout
Otherwise, we are doomed to watching the dramas between powerful people evolve, be amused by them rather than being enraged, while our country sinks deeper & deeper in to a vicious cycle of despair, misery & living on the edge of survival, led by a super wealthy elite. Our choice
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