From Colonial Legacy to Democratic Aspirations: Africa’s Ongoing Quest for Stability
The leaders of Africa are following a similar pattern of greed and annihilation that the colonizers left behind, affecting the region and its people.
Read MoreThe leaders of Africa are following a similar pattern of greed and annihilation that the colonizers left behind, affecting the region and its people.
Read MoreResidents of Derna, a coastal city of 120,000 in Libya, had no idea that a “tsunami,” as The New York Times reports residents later called the deluge of water racing through the Wadi Derna valley, was headed their way on September 11. Until it was too late.
Read MoreAfrican states that are ruptured by ethnic conflict and ideological differences, among many other factors, have continuously proven incapable of developing strengthened and fortified democratic institutions.
Read MoreOn Friday, October 28, a Haitian politician killed upon arrival as his suburban home in the capital, Port-au-Prince. Éric Jean-Baptiste was a left-wing candidate in the 2016 presidential race who ran under the minor party Rally of Progressive National Democrats Party (RNDP), according to The Washington Post.
Read MoreGuinean soldiers have seized control of the West African country in an apparent coup d’etat. Special forces led by Mamaday Boumdouya arrived in Conakry, the country’s capital, on September 5, to overthrow and arrest now-deposed President Alpha Conde.
Read MoreFar right candidate, Jair Bolsonaro, was stabbed at a political rally in Juiz de Fora on September 13, 2018.
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