Do you know the government in your nation?

[Jason76]

For instance, do you know what political party controls your governing bodies? Well, in the USA, my nation, the Democrats control both houses, but I really didn't know that cause I don't keep up with it. I suppose I should really know what's going on. For instance, if a conservative agenda is not going nowhere, then you can assume it's due to the fact they simply don't control the government, even aside from the president.

 

[deucher]

In my country, the system is very simple, but it did not escape bureaucracy. There is a president who is not the main one. There is also a parliament that passes laws. There is a government that develops these laws and there is a cabinet of various ministers who are responsible for a certain direction in development. First, the government creates a law, then it is sent to the parliament for a vote, there they make amendments and vote for it, then it is sent to the government for approval and then it is sent to the president for signature

 

[Nomad]

I know politics in my country, I also know politics in my neighboring countries as well as influential countries. For many years I wrote political commentaries for newspaper in my home country.

 

[junetindi]

The government of Kenya operates under a presidential system with a multi-party democracy. It consists of three branches: the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary. The President serves as both the head of state and government, while the Parliament consists of the Senate and the National Assembly. Kenya has experienced both progress and challenges in its democratic journey, including efforts to address corruption and promote inclusive governance.