<prompt> Hlalosa taba ea muso o arohaneng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the concept of divided government. . Response in English: Divided government refers to a situation where the legislative and executive branches of government are controlled by different political parties. This means that the majority party in Congress is different from the party of the president. This division of power can lead to a situation where the two branches of government have different agendas and may not be able to agree on how to address certain issues. As a result, legislation can become stalled, and it can be difficult for the government to pass new laws, enact policy changes or even pass a budget. This can lead to gridlock and political polarization. However, it also can be argued that a divided government provides a check and balance system, encouraging cooperation and compromise between parties to achieve common goals. . Response in Sesotho: Muso o arohaneng o bolela boemo boo makala a molao le a phethahatso a puso a laoloang ke mekha e fapaneng ea lipolotiki. Sena se bolela hore mokha oa bongata ba Congress o fapane le oa mopresidente. Karohano ena ea matla e ka etsa hore ho be le boemo boo makala a mabeli a muso a nang le litaba-tabelo tse fapaneng me a ka na a se ke a lumellana hore na a sebetsane le litaba tse itseng joang. Ka lebaka leo, melao e ka na ea ema, me ho ka na ha e-ba thata hore muso o fane ka melao e mecha, ho etsa liphetoho tsa leano kapa hona ho fetisa tekanyetso ea chelete. Sena se ka lebisa ho pherekano ea lipolotiki le polarization. Leha ho le joalo, ho ka boela ha phehoa khang ea hore muso o arohaneng o fana ka mokhoa oa ho hlahloba le ho leka-lekanya, o khothalletsang tšebelisano-moho le ho lumellana pakeng tsa lihlopha ho finyella lipakane tse tšoanang. 