Freedom Day serves as a symbol of how far the country has come since its historic elections in 1994.
State of delivery of basic services
Delivery of basic services has been a daunting task. People in many parts of the country have lost patience with the government and have increasingly embarked on The government regularly presents statistics about increased infrastructure but the quality of services to accompany these does not always improve. Government has embarked on a aimed at addressing some of the most pressing problems.
Most economic decisions depend on international endorsement by financial markets, credit rating agencies and investors. This limits the options open to government to deliver on its promises. Zimbabwe learnt this lesson the Arguably the departure point could be that South Africans try and reach consensus about the future they want. This could take the form of an .
Besides the economy, a number of other areas are crying out for serious attention. These include educational reform, the government’s moral crisis, the development of a culture of public service, and electoral reform that enables voters to punish representatives and parties who fail to respect them.
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