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Category Archives: Africa
Democracy in Africa: The Case of Angola
In a continent that has seen its fair share of international, regional, local and tribal wars, the news coming out of Angola is refreshing. That a country which, until recent times, was enmeshed in a long-running civil war could hold … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Civil Society, Conflict Resolution, History, Politics, World Affairs
Tagged Coalitions, Concession, Democracies, Democracy in Africa, Democratic Elections, Economic Issues, Electoral Processes, Equatorial Guinea, Fair Share, Greatest Achievement, International Observers, Jonas Savimbi, Mpla, Opposition Party, Peaceful Election, Political Independence, Popular Movement, Provisional Results, Spheres, Tranquility, Tribal Wars, Unita
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Growth, Stability and Democracy in Nigeria – Part 1
Our enemies are the political profiteers, swindlers, the men in high and low places who seek bribes and demand ten percent, those that seek to keep the country divided permanently so that they can remain in office as ministers and … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Civil Society, Economy, Education, History, Law and Ethics, Nigeria, Policy, Politics
Tagged Basic Human Needs, Biases, Bribes, Chukwuma, Custodians, Democracy In Nigeria, Democratic Solutions, Educational System, Followership, Good Governance, Government Policies, Government Policy, Human Rights Abuses, Marginalization, National Objective, Necessary Requirements, Procastinate, Social Injustice, Suffocation, Vips
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The African Leviathan
There is agreement across ideological divides that the state in Africa has done so much damage to the idea of nation building. In fact, the political landscape of Africa is littered with the unfortunate relics of broken dreams, broken promises, … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Civil Society, Economy, History, Law and Ethics, Politics, World Affairs
Tagged Border Posts, Broken Dreams, Cold War Politics, corruption, Custodians, Democratic Ideals, Democratic Rule, Foreign Banks, Foreign Embassies, Immigration Offices, Judgements, Leviathan, Nation Building, Negative Politics, Pluralism, Political Landscape, Power Elite, Proje, State Structures, Underdevelopment, Unholy Alliance, Vast Resources
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