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The continent of Africa is plagued with a plethora of conflicts and Post-Election Violence is one of them. In this scholarly article, I had to X-ray what are the justification for this phenomenon in Africa and we as policy analyst can advocate for it's reduction. Elections are considered by many as an evidence of democracy. However the million dollar question is how free, fair, transparent and credible are these elections.
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🇿🇲🆕 📢 Final Report of #EU Election Follow-up Mission to #Zambia 2024 is out. An EU Election Follow-up Mission (EFM) was deployed to Zambia from 15 to 28 October 2023 and from 22 January to 4 February 2024. The main objectives of the EU EFM were to assess the progress made in electoral reform and the status of implementation of the 2021 EU EOM recommendations, as well as to discuss ways to achieve further progress in this regard. Link below 👇 https://lnkd.in/d-DaGhmc
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The political landscape in Zimbabwe does not need any political party to run the country. However, there is high need for a national dialogue that paves way for a Naotional Conference that will strip off the current illegitimacy powers of impunity and installation of a nuetral Transitional Authority that can run the country for a period of 18 months.During which it will reform every state institution, pillars and levers of power and announce Elections. From this standpoint, Zimbabwe will have peace, tranquility and prosperity.
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Power to the Polls! Elections hinge on transparency, but can Ghanaians stay informed without reliable electricity? Let's see what Afrobarometer data reveals about this crucial link. #GetInformed Afrobarometer Electricity Company of Ghana Limited Electoral Commission of Ghana Ministry of Finance Transparency International Open Government Partnership BudgIT Nigeria Youth Participatory Forum - UG Chapter Oxfam Natural Resource Governance Institute
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SOUTH AFRICA: ELECTION SEASON BEGINS AS RULING PARTY RISKS LOSING MAJORITY IN 2024 🗳️ South Africa’s political landscape is experiencing some novel developments ahead of the #2024election, as indicators point towards a growing likelihood that the ruling #ANC party will lose the majority vote for the first time in 30 years. 🤝 While President Cyril #Ramaphosa’s ANC has yet to fully embrace the idea that it may need a #coalition to stay in power, the country’s main #opposition parties have announced a new alliance. ⚡️ A key factor in the ANC’s prospects will be its handling of the country’s #electricity crisis in the months ahead of the #vote, with a significant number of supporters threatening to abandon the ruling party in 2024 if a solution is not forthcoming. #SouthAfrica #loadshedding #JuliusMalema #EFF #DA #MultiPartyAlliance #riskforecasting #PangeaRisk
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🗣 Fellow African citizens, here's a 🔌to learn, at no cost, about the most prominent instrument defining this continental governance agenda: the African Charter of Democracy, Elections and Governance (ACDEG) 📲https://charter.africa/ The Charter Project Africa #civictech #democracyworks
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"Nigeria must not falter in its journey towards a truly democratic nation where the wishes of citizens expressed through the ballot are protected." 🇳🇬 What is the current state of Nigeria's electoral landscape one year after the 2023 general election? From declining public trust to challenges in electoral justice, a new report from our partner Yiaga Africa highlights trends that cast a long shadow of doubt on the credibility of the country's electoral process. What can be done now to ensure the future of fair, credible, and transparent elections in Nigeria? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eSw9U8hm
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A brilliantly written post-election reflection on #Senegal by colleagues who capture the sentiments of Senegalese, and indeed, African young people, regarding democracy and respect of the rule of law. Worth a read!
Business and Economic Intelligence| Doctoral Candidate | Contemporary Affairs Writer
I had the pleasure of co-authoring a piece for BBC News with Nic Cheeseman wherein we wrote about how newly elected Senegalese president Bassirou Diomaye Faye's improbable electoral victory will potentially serve as a source of hope and inspiration for Africa's majority youth population as well as opposition leaders that their aspirations and desires can still be attained through democratic mechanisms, despite events in recent years that have called into question its' viability across Africa. We highlighted that, the constellation of an active civil society, mobilised population and strong institutions were key to ensuring that the political overreach measures undertaken by former president Macky Sall did not allow him to extend his rule and allowed for the emergence of the West Africa's youngest elected head of state. Nevertheless, we also cited that despite the wave of goodwill and optimism towards them, Faye and his newly appointed prime minister Ousmane Sonko must avoid the pitfalls encountered by Sall and former president Abdoulaye Wade, who both came to power through democratic breakthroughs but subsequently reneged on those ideals, which led to their respectively unceremonious departures from power. #bbc #democracy #elections #senegal #westafrica https://lnkd.in/eZTh5ZjE
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