Comment on The era of “Stomach politics” by MATTHEWS MOOKETSANE BANTSIJANG
In reply to Matthews Mooketsane Bantsijang. Now is the era of accountability The age of accountability is when a person can tell right from wrong and be held responsible. Biblical and historical views link it to growing moral awareness, often around childhood to early teens. Modern perspectives see it as varying by individual development, not a fixed age. Matthews Bantsijang expands the concept to society and leadership, stressing ethical responsibility and accountability for actions, especially in governance. Overall, it marks the shift from innocence to responsibility, both personally and socially.
In reply to Matthews Mooketsane Bantsijang.
Now is the era of accountability
The age of accountability is when a person can tell right from wrong and be held responsible.
Biblical and historical views link it to growing moral awareness, often around childhood to early teens.
Modern perspectives see it as varying by individual development, not a fixed age.
Matthews Bantsijang expands the concept to society and leadership, stressing ethical responsibility and accountability for actions, especially in governance.
Overall, it marks the shift from innocence to responsibility, both personally and socially.