THE ROLE OF POLITICAL LEADERSHIP IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS (CASE STUDY: OF THE COLLAPSE OF THE NEW OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR GENERAL BUILDING ON MARCH 28,2025)

Abstract

This article examines the role of political leadership in emergency situations, particularly in the case of the building collapse that occurred on March 28, 2025. The study focuses on analyzing the role of political leaders in handle crisis events, make critical decisions, and coordinate efforts among relevant agencies. The response to such incidents is crucial, as effective actions can minimize and expedite the restoration of normalcy The study applies political leadership theory to analyze the political leaders’ response to the incidents is crucial, as effective actions can minimize damage and restore normalcy quickly. The study applies political leadership theory to analyze the political leaders' responses in an emergency, such as decision-making in high-risk situations, communication with the public, and coordination among various agencies. The findings reveal that leaders who are capable of making decisions and managing situations within a limited time can build trust with the public and stakeholders. The application of theory in this case study provides a framework for developing future political leaders who can effectively handle emergency situations.