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• srome 12 years ago

  I am glad that slowly these parliamentarians are waking up and realizing that they indeed weld power to stamp out some of the corrupt practices of these ministers who continue to course the nation gargantuan financial losses ...
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  I am glad that slowly these parliamentarians are waking up and realizing that they indeed weld power to stamp out some of the corrupt practices of these ministers who continue to course the nation gargantuan financial losses through bribery. Has the legislative assembly been properly constituted, all they had to do is to invite the minister to testify at the parliamentary Mining and Natural Resource Committee to answer questions regarding his actions and authorization, any violation of the constitutional stipulations identified must lead to referring the matter to the attorney general for prosecution. Until these laid down procedures are followed, we will never get any corrupt-free performance from these ministers who feel they don’t have to answer to nobody. The problem is the executive branch and the legislation are intertwined, and there is no real independent entity, so what you see is parliamentarians blaming government for sub performance, forgetting that they are part of government...

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• Me 12 years ago

  Good job!! keep it up. You are really patriotic.

  Good job!! keep it up. You are really patriotic.

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• Nana 12 years ago

  Finally, people are beginning to realize our enslavement by mining companies and their minister-agents. We don't have ministers worth writing about. They are bribe-taking ignorant callous bastards.

  Finally, people are beginning to realize our enslavement by mining companies and their minister-agents. We don't have ministers worth writing about. They are bribe-taking ignorant callous bastards.

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