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In Photos_ Queen Elizabeth II Through the Years

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Snakes

Wrong motives

Too much pride

Narcissist

Megalomanic

Selfish

Ladders

He was passionate

Inspiring

He brought people together to achieve the goal

He was an influencer

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Ladders:

i. Freedom Fighter

iii. Built infrastructure that benefited the Zambian community

iv. Inspirational and Charismatic

v. Diplomatic

vi. Peaceful transition of power during his step down

Snakes:

i. Dishonest (Mushala)

ii. Rude towards others around him (Mainly Journalists and the media)

iii. Mismanaged the economy

iv. Tribalism

v. Ruled through dictatorial methodology (27 years in power, one party state)

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Snakes

-Argumentative; which made his colleagues work in a toxic environment.

-Lack of personal integrity; He lied to a partner and got the bonus from a game they made together.

-Unconventional leadership; He's leadership style was not easily accepted because it was unconventional

Ladders

-His focus on design and user experience

-Innovation

-His marketing

-His cooperate culture

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Ladders:

duty and responsibility: she always put the needs of the people and her country first, she put duty over desire

she served in WWII as a nurse which showed she had resilience and was willing to work with the people for the people, she was humble.

she used her adaptability to change the way the monarchy interacted with day-to-day civilians.

she developed and nurtured the commonwealth ideology, distancing herself from the British colonial past, which in turn freed the nations

Snakes:

she misused her position in personal/family issues e.g. refused her sister to marry the person she loved

she could not lead her family in the right direction, which caused great scrutiny towards the monarchy from the public

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Robert Mugabe's Life: Snakes (Challenges) and Ladders (Successes)

Snakes (Challenges):

Imprisonment (1964-1974): Mugabe spent a decade in prison for his anti-colonial activities. This period forced him to endure hardship and isolation, but it also solidified his resolve for change.

Civil War (1960s-1970s): Leading the guerilla war against Rhodesia was a brutal and protracted struggle. Mugabe faced the loss of comrades, internal rivalries, and the need to keep the fight alive.

Reconciliation (1980s): After independence, unifying a nation divided by race and war was a major challenge. Balancing the interests of different ethnic groups and overcoming past grievances proved difficult.

Economic Decline (1990s-2000s): Despite initial successes, mismanagement and sanctions led to a severe economic downturn. Mugabe had to grapple with inflation, poverty, and a decline in living standards.

International Isolation (2000s-2017): Land reform policies and human rights abuses ostracized Zimbabwe from the international community. Mugabe had to navigate a country increasingly on its own.

2017 Military Coup: Clinging to power for too long ultimately backfired. Mugabe's attempts to sideline rivals within his party led to the military intervention that forced his resignation.

Ladders (Successes):

Education and Early Activism: Earning degrees in South Africa and Ghana exposed Mugabe to ideas of anti-colonialism and Pan-Africanism. This knowledge fueled his future activism.

Leadership in the Independence Movement: Mugabe became a powerful voice against white minority rule and led ZANU-PF to victory in the first democratic elections. He achieved the liberation of Zimbabwe.

Initial Unity Government (1980s): Forging a power-sharing agreement with ZAPU helped stabilize the country initially and represented a step towards reconciliation.

Investment in Education: Early in his rule, expanding access to education significantly improved literacy rates and empowered the Zimbabwean population.

Land Reform (Initial Stages): Redistributing land from white landowners to Black Zimbabweans addressed a historic injustice and empowered some rural communities. However, later mismanagement of the program led to negative consequences.

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Kim Jong Un's life: Snakes(challenges)  and ladders( successes)

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Kim Jong Un's life: Snakes(challenges)  and ladders( successes)

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Leadership: Kim Jong Un has solidified his position as the Supreme Leader of North Korea since taking over after his father, Kim Jong Il, in 2011.

Control over Government and Military: He has successfully maintained control over the government and military, often reshuffling key positions to ensure loyalty.

Nuclear Development: Nuclear Tests: Under Kim Jong Un's leadership, North Korea has continued to develop its nuclear capabilities, conducting several nuclear tests and advancing missile technology. This has increased his leverage in international negotiations.

Diplomatic Engagements:

Summits with World Leaders: Kim Jong Un has participated in high-profile summits with global leaders, including multiple meetings with U.S. President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in. These meetings have elevated his international profile.

Special Economic Zones: He has promoted the development of special economic zones and infrastructure projects aimed at improving the economy, although these efforts are often hampered by international sanctions.

Public Image Campaigns:

Modernization Efforts: Kim Jong Un has initiated various modernization efforts, including constructing new buildings, amusement parks, and ski resorts, aiming to project a more modern and prosperous image of North Korea.

Snakes:

North Korea faces severe international sanctions due to its nuclear program, which have led to significant economic hardship and limited the country's ability to trade and access resources.

Global Condemnation: The regime's human rights record has been widely condemned internationally. Reports of widespread human rights abuses, including political prison camps, torture, and executions, have tarnished his global image.

Internal Purges:

Elimination of Rivals: Kim Jong Un has carried out numerous purges of high-ranking officials, including his uncle Jang Song Thaek and half-brother Kim Jong Nam. These actions, while consolidating power, have also created an atmosphere of fear and potential instability within the regime.

Food Shortages: North Korea has continued to struggle with food shortages and economic challenges. Natural disasters, such as floods and droughts, have exacerbated these issues, leading to widespread malnutrition.