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== Politics == |
== Politics == |
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{{Main|Politics of Iboma}} |
{{Main|Politics of Iboma}} |
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[[File:Queen Rutendo III of Iboma. |
[[File:Queen Rutendo III of Iboma in Royal Regalia.jpeg|thumb|200x200px|By the Grace of the All-Mother, Her Majesty, [[Queen Rutendo III of Iboma]], Supreme Guardian of the Akronist Church of Iboma, Duchess of Komodu (aged 90, picture taken in January 2024 by Nufesa nga Tiyongo)]] |
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The politics of Iboma take place in the framework of a multiparty liberal representative democracy under an elected constitutional monarchy whereby the Queen of Iboma (''muTendo mw'Iboma'') is the head of state, nominal chief executive and commander in chief of the armed forces. The Queen makes laws together with the bicameral National Assembly (composed of the Council of Peers and the Council of the People) and most of the daily running of the country is delegated by convention and statute to the Council of Ministers with the chair, the Chancellor (''muKanziliri''), being the ''de facto'' head of government as the leader of the largest party of the National Assembly. The judicial functions of the Crown have been fully delegated to the judiciary, at the head of which is the Supreme Chamber of Justice. |
The politics of Iboma take place in the framework of a multiparty liberal representative democracy under an elected constitutional monarchy whereby the Queen of Iboma (''muTendo mw'Iboma'') is the head of state, nominal chief executive and commander in chief of the armed forces. The Queen makes laws together with the bicameral National Assembly (composed of the Council of Peers and the Council of the People) and most of the daily running of the country is delegated by convention and statute to the Council of Ministers with the chair, the Chancellor (''muKanziliri''), being the ''de facto'' head of government as the leader of the largest party of the National Assembly. The judicial functions of the Crown have been fully delegated to the judiciary, at the head of which is the Supreme Chamber of Justice. |
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