Inkoko Teti Yende Panshi Nga Takwaba Utwana: Why Chiefs Cannot Speak Alone for Democracy- Dr Mwelwa
submitted about 1 year ago by FlawlessGift
submitted about 1 year ago by FlawlessGift
- The article discusses the importance of public participation and popular consent in constitutional amendments, emphasizing that the voice of the people should be prioritized over that of traditional leaders.
- It warns against using chiefs as shields for unpopular reforms and highlights the need for open debate, regional balance, and popular mandate in the decision-making process to ensure accountability and legitimacy.
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