CLEAN : eSwatini votes but the king holds absolute power

The transcript discusses the importance of creating unique systems tailored to specific cultural contexts, emphasizing the role of voting and civic responsibility in shaping government actions. It highlights the respect for traditional leadership, such as a king, and the importance of ensuring that elected representatives in Parliament act according to the people's wishes.

Why does the speaker believe it's important to create a unique system for Swazis and Africans?

• Because it is easier to copy systems from other countries.

• Because a unique system is better understood and works for them.

• Because it is cheaper to implement.

• Because it is a requirement by international organizations.

What does the speaker suggest citizens should do to ensure their voices are heard?

• Stay silent and let others decide.

• Complain about the government.

• Actively participate and vote for the right leaders.

• Ignore political processes.

According to the speaker, what is the role of a responsible citizen?

• To do nothing and wait for change.

• To contribute to the development of future generations.

• To complain about the government.

• To focus only on personal gains.

What is the speaker's view on having a king?

• The king is unnecessary in modern governance.

• The king should be overthrown.

• The king should have absolute power.

• Having a king is beneficial as he works with elected representatives.

How does the speaker describe the relationship between the elected representatives and the king?

• They collaborate to fulfill the people's requests.

• They are in constant conflict.

• They work independently without any collaboration.

• The representatives have more power than the king.