The current trend of extending presidential tenures in African countries is diverging from the democratic wave of the 1990s, a development that democracy advocates warn could undermine governance if left unchecked, writes GIFT HABIB
Africa is entering a new political era, not the one envisioned during the celebrated democratic wave of the 1990s. Across the region, constitutions are being stretched, term limits softened, and incumbents quietly…
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