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We have stability while many of our neighbors don't have it. This is an area where we stand out as a country in the region. That security comes from my vision, which is that we look at ourselves as social doctors, and this social doctor should be able to diagnose a society and say what it is suffering from. The problem is that if the diagnosis is wrong, then the patient will never be cured. When we talk of insecurity in Africa it is partly because the diagnosis was wrong. For example, if you believe in tribalism, you can't build an army. How would you have an army of one tribe? If you believe in religious sectarianism, how would you build stable national institutions? (it) |
