This archive report was first published on 24 August 2020.
It's that time of the year again when the world is gripped by election fever. The air is filled with promises, and the sound of drums beating in the distance. But amidst all the noise, it's essential to keep calm and not lose our heads.
As we watch the American presidential election unfold, it's easy to get caught up in the drama. The two main parties, the Democrats and Republicans, are engaged in a fierce battle for power. But as we watch the shadowboxing, it's essential to remember that this is a unique opportunity for the African Union to intervene.
With Donald Trump's refusal to concede, the AU may find itself offering its expertise on how to dislodge him. We Africans know something about that. After all, we've seen our fair share of election disputes and power struggles.
As we watch the Trump electoral team change tack and pile up dirt on Kamala Harris, it's essential to keep things in perspective. The election will be contentious and unfair, just like the last one. But that's no reason to lose our heads and surrender our power of thinking.
So, let's keep calm and remember that the storm will pass. We must not let election fever cloud our judgment and lead us down a path of destruction. Instead, let's use this opportunity to reflect on the true meaning of leadership and the importance of keeping calm under pressure.
