Ideology
Bozizé himself has described the KNK as a Social Democratic party without "theories."
The Kwa Na Kwa is a working person's party in the tradition of Social Democracy. Its objective is to mobilize the population, raise awareness, and move towards development, in the sense of the fight against poverty: through work. It is only through work that we can change the situation we face in this country. The Kwa na Kwa is a tool to combat idleness, laziness and laxity. It is a party different from others in the sense that this is not a party theories.
The party aligns itself with the founder of the Central African Republic, Barthélemy Boganda, and appeals to his "Seven Verbs": "House, Feed, Educate, Heal, Clothe."
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