The proliferation of political parties and ensuing political wheeling and dealing has led to years of weak governments and fractured oppositions that are virtually unable to form viable alternatives.
Consequently, it is impossible to make the vital decisions that are so necessary to deal with the fundamental challenges of the state.
Public opinion polls indicate that there is widespread expectation for a political realignment into two centrist blocs. This is a desired outcome because it will strengthen governance and long-term stability.
