EVANS MANYONGA
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In my politics studies we
surmised that the basic
definition of politics is
the process by which a
group of people makes a
decision and comes to a
conclusion.
At the top of all this is leadership.
There are different forms and
styles of leadership. Ultimately
the most appropriate leadership
style depends on the function of
the leader, the followers and the
situation.
There are various forms of leadership
styles. Some - populist and
ineffective, others autocratic and
effective and others democratic and
ultimately progressive. An argument
can be made that leadership has no
set standard or values as styles are
ultimately forged based on context.
The conscious leader ultimately
combines elements from different
styles that fit into a new form of
leadership, built within context and
effective in value.
This article briefly explores the notion
of different forms of leadership.
LEAD | January 2018