Leadership demands more than symbolic achievements; it requires the heart, wisdom, and moral fortitude to uplift a nation and steer it towards prosperity.
By Mpandashalo Mwewa.
Lusaka, Aug. 15 – Voters should be vigilant and astute, keenly observing the behaviours of politicians who display hyena-like scavenging traits – those who circle around opportunities, waiting to devour the spoils of power without contributing anything meaningful to the welfare of the nation.
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Such politicians often lurk in the shadows, feasting on the hard-earned resources of the people, driven by self-interest rather than genuine service. An honorary degree, for instance, no matter how prestigious, should never be mistaken for a license to lead a country.
The corridors of State House are meant for those with a proven track record of integrity, vision, and a commitment to the common good – not for those who merely collect accolades and titles to mask their lack of substance.
Leadership demands more than symbolic achievements; it requires the heart, wisdom, and moral fortitude to uplift a nation and steer it towards prosperity.
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