Getting used to political instability


Although democracy is not perfect, we have to live with the imperfections and to accept the fact that the people’s power must be respected at all times.

THERE are those who believe a general election could solve all our political woes – that we need one to decide once and for all to vote for the party or coalition to run the country.

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