Mr Kibaki's ministers, after all, had learned their trade under Mr Moi's tribally-divisive regime.
"The archbishop knows it well deep down his heart, mind and soul that the ANC and its government cannot be equated to the repressive and divisive apartheid regime, which had never cared for the majority of the people of South Africa, Africans in particular".
The only logical solution is to remove the socially divisive separate development regime which the state/private sector division constitutes.
But the protesters, led by a former Democrat Party MP and deputy prime minister, Suthep Thaugsuban, insist they will not simply melt away: they are in for the long haul of ousting the "Thaksin regime" (the divisive Mr Thaksin is widely reckoned to run the government by videoconference from Dubai).
U.S. officials should keep emphasizing that the conditions that have enabled the rise of ISIS were created by the brutal and divisive policies of the Assad regime, and that Washington and its allies are as serious about pushing for a power-sharing transition in Damascus as they are about fighting ISIS.
The diffuse organization that could produce lateral inhibition in some regimes under the animal's control (i.e., activation of specific well learnt actions), but, may be necessary to produce divisive gain control in other regimes (i.e., 'global' activation of the SNr by salient stimuli).
According to a PCS official, the regime was wrong and divisive and should never have been introduced, so the union is really pleased its pressure has paid off.
By Carlos Dada May 19, 2015 In his home country of El Salvador, the Archbishop Óscar Romero, who was assassinated, in 1980, for his outspoken opposition to the country's military regime, is still a divisive figure.
And the government and Labour are setting out alternative divisive policies, rushing to workfare and a regime of sanctions.
Tanzania's socialist regime rejected tribal classifications as divisive and undermining Tanzanian nation building, and no data are collected in Tanzanian censuses and surveys on ethnicity, language or religion.
However his presidency turns out, the victory of Mr Sirisena is also one for democracy, which has turfed out a leader who had used the democratic process to pursue divisive, majoritarian policies, and to build the groundwork for a regime to last in perpetuity.
