HOW will the electorate make an informed decision when the various stakeholders spend most of their time fighting amongst themselves.What time would the combatants have to deliver their messages or market their party manifestoes to the undecided voters?Former Vice President Enock Kavindele says violent election campaigns deny electorates an opportunity to listen and scrutinise political messages from various political parties that would influence their vote.He says bloodshed should be avoided at all cost by political players campaigning for the August 12 elections.Mr Kavindele is one of the most respected veteran politicians in the country and has always demonstrated maturity in the manner he addresses national issues.This is the more reason why politicians and their supporters canvassing for votes must pause, listen and take note of his wise counsel.He said in an interview that to avoid bloodshed, political parties should avoid provocation of any kind and focus on issue-based campaigns.As Mr Kavindele said, political violence should […]
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