VIDEO: Traditional Leaders and Democracy in Africa – WATCH NOW!
Watch the inaugural joint webinar of the Institute for Democracy, Citizenship and Public Policy in Africa at the University of Cape Town...
#BookClub: Why South Africans are Prisoners of the Past
South African democracy is limited not because its governing elite has changed too much but because it has been unwilling or unable...
Nigeria’s new Kingmakers
In a country as diverse as Nigeria, few events provide such a clear melting pot of the country’s different groups as a...
How Isaias Afwerki’s gamble in Ethiopia is endangering Eritrean sovereignty
Since the conflict in Tigray started in 2020, Eritrea has become further entangled in Ethiopian politics. Young Eritrean conscripts assigned to the...
AUTHORITARIAN REGIMES & AFRICA – LAUNCH & INTRO!
Here at Democracy in Africa we are delighted to be launching one of our Special Issues, this time looking at the question...
DIA SEMINAR: John Campbell on Nigeria and the Nation-State
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Celebrating IWD 2022! Aspiring for gender parity in cabinets across Africa
For the last decade or so, more and more governments have moved in the direction of gender parity cabinets – the appointment...
Can President elect Tinubu Solve Nigeria’s Perennial “Restructuring” Problem
If you have spent time on Nigerian social media during the last year and a half leading up to the 2023 elections...
Edgar Lungu, Zambia’s third term controversy, and the 2021 elections
At a time when authoritarian leaders across Africa are looking to scrap the two term limits imposed by their respective constitutions, the...
J.J. Rawlings: A Man For All Seasons?
As Ghana goes to the polls for the 2020 general elections, Ryan Colton looks back at the life and legacy of one...
What next for UK-Africa relations after Brexit?