Over the last few weeks markets and exchange rates have been exceptionally volatile as the horse-trading and negotiations around the government of national unity have gone on behind the scenes. While the ministerial positions have now been announced, this volatility is probably going to continue until everyone carves out their niches – and the “official opposition” is not going to sit back quietly.
I have compiled a list of what I believe should be on the list of non-negotiables so that you can build them into your plan: Health: As long as good quality healthcare is available , people are unlikely to emigrate for this reason, and you may even attract expats . This is where the history in Kenya has been quite different from Mozambique, for example, with good quality private hospitals found in most major cities.
Major Western powers have identified AWC as a serious threat to our democracy. Land claims have been on the back burner for several years now, in part due to the failure of farms that have changed ownership to thrive and the potential impact on our agriculture. Food and water are quite obviously very basic human needs, and putting John Steenhuisen in the position of minister of agriculture could be a good sign.