One of the largest civil societies, Myanmar is one of the largest social movements to campaign on the cellphone calling plans that are cheap to the users. Community groups in Nairobi’s largest slums use digital technology in collecting taxes to us in development projects such as mapping muddy streets and infrastructure. Digital media is helping people improve their life hen their governments are in crises and in Washington, state failure in some places ill little government participation making some institutions to act as the government has failed. States fail during situations such as disasters and in domains such as tax collection. Cellphones and the internet create some self-governance and some government such as Lybia have found the digital technology useful for governance especially during the chaos. Sometimes the stat media becomes corrupt and cannot give good services to the people making the citizen media to take control and engage the citizens. “The best Investigative journalist in Tunisia and Egypt as found Online.”

The government is losing its powers to smartphones as people use the digital technology to repair failed institutions. Communities set rules, follow them and punish those who break the rules through the digital media especially where the government seems reluctant. M0ost of the innovations especially in the sub-Saharan Africa are in here banking cannot offer good financial services to the poor. The cellphones have come in to fill the gap, for instance, in Kenya Mpesa is one of the most effective forms of money transfer with two-thirds of the population using the service. Ushahidicellphone form of governance is FrontlineSMS improving dental health in Gambia for community cleanups. The digital governance has its disadvantages especially when criminal groups use it to communicate and perpetrate crimes.

People can provide self-governance in various ways by applying the modern technology especially the use of mobile phones. Governance does not mean that they will form another government but simply the organization of the citizens to address their issues. Even in the states that are always fighting such Iraq, the government officials can meet online and discuss the ay forward through SMS, Facebook, and other social sites. Different groups have organized themselves to provide services that the government does not care to avail to its citizens especially in the developing countries. Some of the services the communities deal with are ton cleanups and charitable work, which has improved the peoples’ livelihood in many areas. The government might lose much of its powers to different organizations who chips in whenever it fails to provide the essential commodities. If the government does not provide a good service for disaster management and control, community groups come together via the digital technology and do it. Some of the government institutions such as stat banks, state media, and corporations might be overtaken by private organizations that provide excellent services via the digital technology. Organized communities will overtake other government activities of governance such as tax collection as the write argues.

Some organized groups have already overtaken the government and posing danger to the lives of the citizens. Organized gangs use the modern technology to organize crimes and attacks, and the opposition parties can organize a coup in the same manner. To avoid such incidences, governments should take control of many of the country’s activities such as offering security and controlling money transfer systems. All the same, the government will never lose its power to the smartphones as the writer argues, but will face many challenges to address the digital groups controlling most of its economy. Through digital technology, citizens can help in rebuilding the states by offering some form of community governance. There are always local arrangements by people whenever they feel that their state is failing in its work.