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Mcebo Dlamini. Picture: AP
Mcebo Dlamini. Picture: AP
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To make decisions on behalf of a collective is a difficult task, primarily because a collective seldom speaks in unison.

Within a collective are different people with differing outlooks and world views. The task of leadership is to be able to moderate and analyse these different views in a way that will benefit the collective.

In attempting to do this not everyone will be satisfied, because of the impossibility of speaking directly to each and every individual demand.

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