Now that the pre and immediate post-euphoria of a new minority party in charge of the country, and after having been told that, what we took as promises were really only aspirations, we face the truth.
Alas, we realise that, ensconced on the treasury benches we have boys and girls trying to do the job of women and men.
A class of children who, for nine years went to school to eat their lunches and fight over who was to be "class captain".
A class that currently is experiencing trouble selecting the right "group leaders".
As the now opposition tried to tell us, in its own someone drab, grey way, it is sound policies, based on experience that we need.
