The Interim National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, David Mark, has disclosed that the party will conduct clean elections.
Mark said ADC would ensure that it’s membership and primaries are verifiable.
He disclosed this during the opposition coalition’s National Working Committee, NWC, meeting.
A statement he issued after the meeting reads partly: “Third, clean elections, clean governance: digital, verifiable membership and primaries; candidate rigorous screening before nomination; performance scorecards published quarterly.
“Fourth, citizens first: service charters in every ADC-led government with timelines, public dashboards, and real feedback mechanisms.
“Fifth, dignity and inclusion: standing councils for special interest group such as workers, women, Youth, farmers, professionals, retired security officers, educators, persons with disabilities, retirees, civil society, and the vulnerable – represented at the table not as tokens, but as architects of policies and programmes.
“The ADC will defend the separation of powers, restore legislative and judicial independence, and strengthen oversight so that budgets serve the public interest, not private appetites.
“We will end the culture of parallel budgets and extra-budgetary maneuvers by enforcing strict and transparent planning, timely appropriations, and rigorous auditing.”