The party believes things would begin to change only when leaders who could be trusted were administering honest governance.
Corruption, maladministration, and incompetence are bringing South Africa to its knees, Inkatha Freedom Party leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi said on Saturday.
For years people believed that SA was different; that the country was immune to the culture of corruption that seemed to pervade other countries. “When we talked about government corruption, people tended to talk about Zimbabwe, Somalia, or Sudan,” he said. Corruption, maladministration, and incompetence were bringing SA to its knees. The question was, what was to be done? To change the daily experience of hardship and injustice, it was necessary to restore integrity to the governance of the country. Only when leaders who could be trusted were administering honest governance, things would begin to change in schools, on the streets, in the economy, and in the newspapers.
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