BY JOE WASIA
AUS Aid and all other development funds for this country are not being well utilized and are misused. But I wonder who actually mismanage and fraud all the funds. Who can we blame for all the corrupt practice?
I believe there are four groups of people responsible for the socio-economic problems in the country and not only the government.
First, the members of parliament should make the right decisions in the best interests of the people. Our MPs should channel funds into the appropriate projects and appoint the right people on merit than beneficiaries to account for all the consequences.
Our leaders shouldn’t entertain their relatives or political allies to run the show. They should understand that they need to uphold the peoples’ interests at all costs.
Corruption is not far in office where you have your friends working beside and unfortunately we have adopted this concept and has become systematic in all levels of our government systems.
The public service machinery is the most important department of the government but has lost focus.
They have failed the government in implement their roles to achieve the government goals and objectives. The public service machinery should identify the priorities of the people and bring tangible and socio-economic development to the rural places.
The bureaucrats and the public services in control of development funds are not transparent in diverting funds into the areas where it is needed.
The consultants and advisors especially Australians are dominating our government system, education, health and policy development. I think our own experts can do a better job.
No comments:
Post a Comment