A CALL FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ORDER AND INTEGRITY: Accepting an illegality does not make it legal

By Celestine Mukandila A CALL FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ORDER AND INTEGRITY Accepting an illegality does not make it legal. As a nation, we must rise above partisan interests and call a spade a spade. This election was not properly handled, and we must not trivialise or make a mockery of the concerns surrounding it. At the […]

By Celestine  Mukandila

A CALL FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ORDER AND INTEGRITY

Accepting an illegality does not make it legal.

As a nation, we must rise above partisan interests and call a spade a spade. This election was not properly handled, and we must not trivialise or make a mockery of the concerns surrounding it.

At the very least, we must have the courage, shame and moral conviction to acknowledge when things have gone wrong. Our democracy deserves better.

Am I the only one genuinely committed to building and protecting a democratic state founded on constitutional order, accountability and the rule of law?

I will not be part of wrongdoing simply because it is convenient or politically beneficial. I will always choose integrity over personal gratification and principle over expediency.

Our country must come first.

ONLY THE COURTS REMAIN TO SAVE DEMOCRACY!