Disputed elections are a blight to progress and development
Once he had taken his first sip of the insipid beer, Baba VaTata asked, “ What do you think of next week's elections?”
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Once he had taken his first sip of the insipid beer, Baba VaTata asked, “ What do you think of next week's elections?”
There was nothing he could not do if the price was good enough. Handitika was also a good friend of Baba VaTata.
Every five years, election after election, their ears heard sweet music of promises. Education was free at first, there was clean drinking water and roads were tarred.
Someone whom I did not know was trying to represent our ward as our next councillor.
Mind you, this was not the only t- shirt with this kind of cheeky message.