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Female Presidents in Africa: New Norms in Leadership or Reflection of Current Practice,0s to a total of seven in the 1980s.. Beyond taking up the highest executive office as presidents and prime ministers, women are also present in national parliaments, becoming cabinet ministers and deputy ministers and holding top positions in the judicial, legislative, and executive arms of the government.

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Leadership in Postcolonial Africa: An Introduction, the case that Africa too needs “the theoretical benefits to be gained from a better understanding of organizations” (Scott 1987). The teachings of James Macgregor Burns, Warren Bennis, John Gardner, Barnard Bass, Barbara Kellerman, and Boas Shamir, among many other leadership studies scholars, migh

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,Hastings Kamuzu Banda: How the Cold War Sustained Bad Leadership in Malawi, 1964–1994,anding. Due to his ideological stand, the West tolerated and worked with the Banda regime despite its appalling human rights record. It was only in the aftermath of the cold war that the Western powers, no longer in need of Third World allies, began to pressurize the Malawi government to open up its

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