A regime gives posts as long as money is distributed to regime loyalists. No matter its effect on genuine development infrastructure and the blossoming national debt. A state that fails to rationalize its labor force/ employment is doomed. In Uganda you wonder the rationale behind having an RDC, a deputy, DISO, DPC LC5 chair in a […] The post JOSEPH KAWEESA: Political patronage; Escalate governance/administrative costs to meaningless proportions appeared first on Watchdog Uganda…
Effect on Me:
As a citizen living in a country where political patronage and corruption are rampant, the consequences can be detrimental to my daily life. The allocation of resources based on loyalty rather than merit can result in poor infrastructure, lack of essential services, and a stagnant economy. Additionally, the escalating governance and administrative costs can lead to higher taxes and a lower quality of life for me and my family.
Effect on the World:
The impact of political patronage and escalating governance costs goes beyond individual countries and can have far-reaching effects on the world. When resources are misallocated and debts continue to grow, it can lead to economic instability on a global scale. This can affect trade, investments, and international relations, ultimately impacting the entire world economy.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the practice of political patronage and the escalating governance and administrative costs to meaningless proportions can have severe consequences for both individuals and the world at large. It is essential for governments to prioritize merit-based appointments and rationalize their labor force to ensure sustainable development and economic growth for their citizens and the global community.
