<prompt> Hlalosa lentsoe polarization joalo ka ha le sebetsa lipolotiking.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the term polarization as it applies to politics. . Response in English: Polarization in politics refers to the situation in which public opinion separates into opposite extremes, with little or no common ground between the two sides. This can result in a deep division in society, with individuals firmly entrenched in their beliefs and unwilling to compromise with those on the other side of a particular issue. In politics, polarization can lead to intense partisan battles, with the parties taking positions that are far apart on the ideological spectrum. The process is driven by factors such as income inequality, cultural and demographic changes, and the influence of media and social media, among others. As a result, it becomes more difficult for governments to find solutions that satisfy a majority of the population, and this can contribute to social and political instability. . Response in Sesotho: Polarization lipolotiking e bolela boemo boo ho bona maikutlo a sechaba a arohanang ka ho feteletseng, ho se na moelelo o fokolang kapa o sa lumellaneng pakeng tsa mahlakore a mabeli. Sena se ka baka karohano e tebileng sechabeng, ka batho ba metseng ka metso litumelong tsa bona me ba sa ikemisetsa ho sekisetsa le ba ka lehlakoreng le leng la taba e itseng. Lipolotiking, polarization e ka lebisa lintoeng tse matla tsa mekha, me mekha e nka maemo a arohaneng holima menahano ea maikutlo. Tsebetso ena e tsamaisoa ke lintlha tse kang ho se lekane ha meputso, liphetoho tsa setso le palo ea batho, le tšusumetso ea mecha ea phatlalatso le mecha ea litaba ea sechaba, hara tse ling. Ka lebaka leo, ho ba thata haholoanyane hore mebuso e fumane litharollo tse khotsofatsang bongata ba baahi, me sena se ka tlatsetsa ho se tsitseng sechabeng le lipolotiking. 