Corruption doesn't start at the public purse. It starts at the basic idea that people can be stupidly rich from no work of their own, but of others.
So until we deal with the monstrosity of the title deed, we will not fundamentally address corruption in Kenya.
Local colloquial knowledge is being lost and we are losing our capacity to survive on the natural environment. We need more knowledge exchanges like these and not to forget, local seed markets. Pakali pano pakufunika kusungira mbeu zamakolo.
A Zambian, Mozambican, Zimbabwean...cannot—and shouldn't—be called "illegal immigrant" when they find themselves in Malawi, with or without a passport.
Wake up, Africa!
@NationOnlineMw Tonga's will go 'atumbuka akutipondeleza' we need our own government. Not to mention the thousand nations of Karonga and Chitipa. Same issues will pop up in other regions, the south being the potentially explosive hotbed of it all. It's time to challenge the nonsense.
@NationOnlineMw Stupidity at its highest. How much decentralization does it take to obtain effective government. The problem is not the republic it is the political system as a whole. Even if we go on and replicate this in federated regions we'll end up with the same problems.
Workloads are dangerously highly, but often our own sense of professionalism is weaponised against us: the toxic view that if you ‘care’ you should overwork. ENOUGH! Our unpaid labour deprives others jobs & accounts for £3.2bn per year. Vote #YesYesYesYes
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