Ethiopia: good governance is not tiger paper

Good governance is not a paper tiger. This is not a theory inscribed in the constitutions. It's a life to live. The Ethiopian people know best the practical definition of dictatorial and monarchical regimes. Because of this, they know what it means by the absence of good governance. Even after the ruling party took power, the issue of good governance has not been properly addressed.

Recently, the issue of good governance has become a hot topic for the public. This is especially true after the arrival of new Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. Since coming to power, citizens have shown their support in a variety of ways. This includes asking him to fight against bad governance. Use it as an opportunity The Ethiopian Herald has had moments with some scholars to ask where will go this question

Professor Samson Kasahun, is a lecturer at the Civil Service University. According to him, changes are observed in the circle of administration. After the new Prime Minister seized power, the tasks that people need so much were accomplished at the highest level

"This move will enable the country to have a better and brighter future, in response to Public discontent over bad governance The will of the people to fight against all forms of maladministration has brought change. "

Samson said such actions must be supported by institutions for lasting change. This kind of radical changes have not been seen before. However, now the public is showing its strong commitment against bad governance in various forms and they are putting pressure on the party in power.

The majority of people express the trust they have in the Prime Minister. This same confidence must be repeated to the institutions. This will ensure good governance.

As for Professor Samson, the public is developing a culture demanding democratic and human rights. This becomes more obvious and strong after the Prime Minister takes office. Freedom of speech and issues of good governance put pressure on the government to introspect its institutions.

Professor Samson said that in order to achieve the expected change in a short time, the government needs to build capacity in a number of ways. Supporting the opinion of Professor Samson, the Ethiopian Management Institute, the Director of Public Service and Development of other institutions, Akena Eyob, said that a bright future "The introduction has did a great job in the areas of Ethi-Eritrea issue, illegal emigrants and broadening political ground for opposition parties. democratization. Coexistence will become stronger. "

There is a good start in the areas of the practice of democratization and good governance, which will make the public the beneficiary of the system.If the current movement keeps its pace, it will create a favorable environment for the public to the benefits of democracy will also accelerate change

Changes are taking place in various government institutions and officials responsible for societal issues have held positions in all government circles, he said. [19659012] Parliament decided that the regular committee and the executive bodies should sign an agreement on their main jobs for the fiscal year 2011. And the prime minister also announced that management would stay on the seat if they only perform as the contract is saturated

As for Akale, a system is created that will make officials responsible for their action. performers, while blaming those who failed in their homework.

In his exclusive interview with the Amharic daily Addis Zemen, Bereket Hasen, a professor of journalism and communication at the University of Mekele, said that most of the parliament's activities were unclear for the public. However, now, changes are observed. Now, there is an open opportunity for the public, the media and civic societies to control the functions of parliament.

It is already mentioned that a new and brilliant season is coming to Ethiopia in the areas of good governance. The nation is in a political transformation. This change should bring new hope to the mbades. But, he needs the commitment of the government and the public. Without a harmonious relationship of the two, no fruitful result can be obtained