Establishment of a constitutionally compliant anticorruption entity is a matter of urgency
December is traditionally the sneaky season when the government publishes important notices in the government gazette at a time when those who monitor it all year are away on leave.
It is also the law that our public administration and state-owned enterprises must be governed by the values and principles of the constitution, including those set out in section 195 of the constitution. Despite this section’s use of the word “must”, its contents are all but a dead letter in the way the country is run.
At the core of this malaise is a culture of consequence-free misgovernance and impunity for wrongdoing. The constitution is regarded as a take-it-or-leave-it optional extra, not the supreme law of the land. The cadres of the revolution march to the sound of a different drum in their striving for hegemony.
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