Miss Zomboko
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- May 18, 2014
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(i) Kuongezeka kwa tofauti (Gap) za Kiuchumi na Kijamii miongoni mwa Wananchi: Sehemu nyingi Wananchi wote wana haki ya kushiriki Uchaguzi lakini Matajiri ndio wana nafasi ya kushinda. Watu wasiojiweza hulazimika kuuza kura zao ili kutimiza mahitaji yao ya Msingi
(ii) Ufisadi na Uzembe: Katika Nchi nyingi za Kidemokrasia, Viongozi wa Kisiasa na Maafisa wa Serikali sio waaminifu. Wananchi kwa ujumla hawapendezwi na Chaguzi zinavyoendeshwa na hawana Imani na Viongozi wa Serikali
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(i) Growing economic and social inequalities among the people: It is quite evident that all the citizens have the right to vote and fight elections but only rich people have a chance to win the election. The underprivileged are forced to sell their votes to fulfil their basic necessities of life like food, clothing and shelter.
(ii) Role of anti-social elements: During elections, the role of anti-social elements gets a sudden rise. Voters are forced to vote for a particular candidate or party. Rigging also takes place during the elections.
(iii) Corruption and inefficiency: In most democratic countries, political leaders and government officials are dishonest, corrupt, and inefficient. As a result, citizens generally do not take any interest in elections. They even have no faith in government officials. That adversely affects the working of democracy in a country.
(iv) Casteism and communalism: These two are the biggest challenges in many democratic countries. Political parties try to brainwash people while distributing tickets for the election. We have seen that representatives elected on the basis of community and caste work for the welfare of the people belonging only to their group.
(ii) Ufisadi na Uzembe: Katika Nchi nyingi za Kidemokrasia, Viongozi wa Kisiasa na Maafisa wa Serikali sio waaminifu. Wananchi kwa ujumla hawapendezwi na Chaguzi zinavyoendeshwa na hawana Imani na Viongozi wa Serikali
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(i) Growing economic and social inequalities among the people: It is quite evident that all the citizens have the right to vote and fight elections but only rich people have a chance to win the election. The underprivileged are forced to sell their votes to fulfil their basic necessities of life like food, clothing and shelter.
(ii) Role of anti-social elements: During elections, the role of anti-social elements gets a sudden rise. Voters are forced to vote for a particular candidate or party. Rigging also takes place during the elections.
(iii) Corruption and inefficiency: In most democratic countries, political leaders and government officials are dishonest, corrupt, and inefficient. As a result, citizens generally do not take any interest in elections. They even have no faith in government officials. That adversely affects the working of democracy in a country.
(iv) Casteism and communalism: These two are the biggest challenges in many democratic countries. Political parties try to brainwash people while distributing tickets for the election. We have seen that representatives elected on the basis of community and caste work for the welfare of the people belonging only to their group.
