Youth in Charge: Goodluck Jonathan Pushes for Lower Age Limits in African Politics Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan is advocating for a shake-up in African politics - lower the age limits for holding public office! He suggests leaders should be between 25 and 50 years old, citing energy, mental sharpness, and adaptability as key reasons. Jonathan believes younger leaders are better equipped to tackle Africa's governance challenges. What do you think? Should age limits be lowered to make way for younger leaders? 😊 [Article continues...] Goodluck Jonathan's proposal aims to inject fresh ideas and perspectives into African governance. He argues that older leaders may be out of touch with the needs and aspirations of younger generations. The proposal has sparked debate on whether age is a factor in effective leadership. #AfricanPolitics #Leadership #YouthInPolitics...
The IDF has taken disciplinary action against soldiers involved in vandalizing Palestinian property during a raid in the Deheisha refugee camp near Bethlehem.
Several officers were dismissed, and a platoon was dismantled. The incident was deemed "grave" and contradictory to IDF values.
Those involved face reprimands and dismissals, with actions documented on their permanent records. The IDF emphasizes its commitment to professionalism and values.
