Justice Forum

Reflect on a time when education opened a door for you; how do you think a country’s policies can ensure similar opportunities for all its citizens?

What does economic fairness mean to you, and how can a society ensure that wealth is distributed more equitably?

Have you ever witnessed or experienced a situation where morality in leadership made a difference? Share your thoughts.

In what ways do you think unity among African countries can impact the continent’s development and the world at large?

What role do you believe religion should play in politics, especially in a country with diverse beliefs?

What does corruption look like in leadership, and can moral governance truly eliminate it?

Think about a moment when you felt that the rule of law was either upheld or broken; how did that impact your trust in the system?

Can education alone change the economic future of a country? Why or why not?

Share an example of when you think economic revitalization in your community or a community you know of was done right or wrong.

What does justice mean to you in your community, and how do you think a political party can help achieve it for all people?

How has education shaped your future, and what should be done to ensure everyone has equal access to quality learning?

When you think of economic fairness, what does that look like in practice, and is it possible for governments to ensure it for everyone?

Have you seen examples of moral or ethical leadership in action, and how do these choices affect the way leaders are trusted?

How do you view African unity, and what connections between countries do you think would make the biggest difference for African development?

Can you recall a time when the law failed or succeeded to protect someone around you, and what was the impact of that moment?

Do you think improving education is the key to ending poverty, or are there other factors that play a more critical role?

Has there been a successful economic program in your region or one you've heard about? What made it work well (or fail)?

How would you define justice in your own terms, and do you think a political party can truly achieve it for everyone?

How does corruption show itself in your experience, and do you believe moral governance can ever fully erase it?