Sometimes having a directional discernment of something & having to wonder why others can't see things slightly from your angle is more agonizing & torturing than does pure ignorance. Most mental damaging is wilful failure to acknowledge imminent danger presented by something.
@BihindaDemian@LauraMiti And how do you rate the rural people's vote during the 2021 elections, which had a second ballot for the Bill Rights? Would u either blame them or applaud them for the passage failure of the Bill of Rights?
@BihindaDemian@LauraMiti Slightly fair I should say. Most nations with this system, go for 5%. However, that's because a Party list ballot is independent from candidate ballots. It ensures that even when a presidential candidate has most regular votes, no guaranteed majority of PR seats.
@jzl_za63 @johnpetersangwa It means believing in one's concitions that what was wrong then cannot be right today on the basis that actors have changed. The gentlemen disapproved of corruption, abuse of courts, undemocratic tendencies then, & still do today, when such resurface. Where do u stand, yours?
@LauraMiti I had a dream, in it I saw a certain country moving towards a prime ministerial led government. The head, not being elected directly but through parliament. Let's pray for this metion. In TB. Joshua's voice.
@briansimasiku It's the unusual speed that's got nearly everyone rattled. We live with our parliament & re familiar with its pace. E.g. on Access to info. Bill. So when rare dedication & clear timelines re supposedly observed, one got to ask, but why not have similar timeline for AIB?
@DiggersOfNews Find out for us what happens next. I wonder why we very often get bruised by CAF. The other time it was Barbra being deemed ineligible to play, today it's Sichone. Hmmm.