Kenn Kimtai

By governance expert Mokin Ptang'uny.
Is your MP, MCA, Gavana a man/Woman with VISION ama hana NETWORK

1. The growth and development of a people is always the highest calling of leadership. Having a rudderless, planless, visionless individual at the helm of community leadership is a fart miss.

2. Leaders wield significant influence in shaping the socioeconomic landscape of their communities. They must always rally people around a common developmental goals that always brings about positive changes within the communities they serve.

3. A leader must innovate and create avenues that encourage investment, and promote inclusive progress by becominga catalyst of growth across the villages.

4. One of the primary ways your MP, MCA, Gavana influences changes in the economic situation of the community is by having a clear blueprint/strategic plan for his people. They should craft a compelling vision that aligns with the community's strengths, leveraging available resources and identifying opportunities for growth.

5. By setting a clear socio-economic pathway for their people, and devising comprehensive means and ways to achieve them, a transformative leader lays the foundation for economic prosperity to his people.

6. Your MP or MCA & other leaders in the community ought to instil a culture innovation and entrepreneurship and NOT psychophantic followership. By creating an environment that nurtures creativity, supports startups, and encourages research and development, they stimulate economic diversification.

7. An MP or MCA or Gavana must craft initiatives such as incubation or innovation hubs, mentorship programs, etc. Such leaders inspire and empower individuals to pursue new ideas, leading to the birth of innovative solutions to the problems affecting the expansive followership.

8. It is my considered opinion that your MP or MCA or Gavana and others must at all times give priority to infrastr

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Mtaje yule mwalimu wako pale primary alikuwa akishika kiboko unaskia dunia ipasuke.. Mimi Amos Ng'asia.

People from Madagascar are called Malagasy and not Madagascarians