Ma Afrika
The positive debate is that of a 'unity' but the bottom-line is that people
must
understand what causes division within the party. Generally, ordinary members
like me do not cause division but the leadership is always responsible in
sowing
division. In short, greed leads into opportunism and opportunism leads into
betrayal and during this stage, other party members will genuinely defy the
leadership thus exposing disagrement. Certain leaders will always resort to
suppresive measures to ensure that everyone agree with him or her.
Former PAC president, Letlapa is a classic example in this regard. It is a pity
that many talk about unity and yet they do not include the exigence of the
ideology which is the pillar for the survival of the party. I would like to
end
my argument by stressing that members have the absolute rights to defy any
leader viewed as a sellout and unity in this instance is illusive.
Jabu
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