Titlebook: Democratic Renewal in Africa; Trends and Discourse Said Adejumobi (director) Book 2015 Said Adejumobi 2015 Africa.constitution.corruption.d

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Democratic Renewal in Africa: Trends and Lessons Learned,he first consisted of the anticolonial struggles that led to political independence, the second was when the continent shed itself of military dictatorships and one-party rule, and the third involves the current efforts to reclaim politics and power by the people, in the ongoing struggle for democra

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,Africa’s Long and Hard Road to Constitutionalism and Democracy: Two Decades On,d by the elite who had taken over from their colonial masters. The . had confiscated independence or “eaten” the “fruits of ..”. After “eating” the fruit of independence, the “.”. leaders were busy “eating or squandering independence itself” (Shivji, 1992: 42–43). The first independence had failed.

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Toward a People-Driven Constitution: Opportunities, Constraints, and Challenges of the Kenyan Examp2008). However, these new constitutions did not translate into increased democratic space for the citizens. The failure of new constitutional dispensation to translate into tangible progress in improvement of governance in some countries such as Egypt raises pertinent questions. Why have Africa’s co

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Regional Organizations and Democratization in Africa: The ECOWAS Experience, social justice, participation, and consultation as elements of governance (Gyekye, 1992: 241; Muna, 2006: 6). Even though the systems contained glaring shortcomings which allows for authoritarian regimes to thrive in several kingdoms (Ndlovu-Gatsheni, 2008), they nonetheless successfully held many