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Electoral Democracy in Africa: lessons from Malawi and Cabo Verde
As a result of Malawi's presidential election of June 23, 2020, opposition leader Lazarus Chakwera was declared the winner over incumbent President Peter Mutharika....
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A Tug Of War Over Presidential Term Limits In Africa: A...
In the aftermath of the independence era in the 1960s, many African states were governed through dictatorial regimes until the dramatic change across the...
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Critical Reflection on the Principle of Financial Compensation for the Transfer of Competences in...
The transfer of competences is the soul of territorial decentralisation. In fact, it consists of the State giving the Decentralized Territorial Communities (hereinafter referred...
Electoral Democracy and COVID-19 Prevention in Africa
Since December 2019, the world is battling against the Coronavirus pandemic which has continued to usher in wide-ranging ramifications in the functioning of human...
A Global Minimum Corporate Tax Is The First Step In Redressing Global Inequalities
The world is currently at crossroads, besieged by the economic and health fallout from COVID-19; the era of economic nationalism and populist trade policies appears...
Democratic Shakiness and Security Crisis In the North-West and South-West Cameroon
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Since October 2017, Cameroon’s Anglophone regions have been experiencing a chaotic security shift. The insecurity at work is the result of the domestic...
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Internet and Political Contestation of Diasporas: Toward the Emergence of a new Democratic Debate...
The development of Internet sites has inevitably created a change in the relationship between the governors and the governed. Cameroonian citizens residing..
The Huawei Fuss and Implications for Africa’s Cyber Security
Given several companies are stepping up their 5G capabilities, it might be time to design some best standards that do not allow backdoors across networks, whilst ensuring that Huawei can operate across Africa.
Mali: Between the Withdrawal of French Forces and Russian Requests
Since the May 24, 2021, attack by Colonel Assimi Goïta against the first transitional president Bah N'Daou and his Prime Minister Moctar Ouane, the...
Electoral Democracy and COVID-19 Prevention in Africa
Since December 2019, the world is battling against the Coronavirus pandemic which has continued to usher in wide-ranging ramifications in the functioning of human...
Its Time to Rebase Cameroon’s GDP
By Lontum Edwin Nchadze
Initiated by Ghana in 2011, large-scale upward revisions of GDP estimates have been announced by several African countries in recent years. These...
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Anti-Terrorism Laws as a Threat to Civil Liberties In Africa
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The wave of clamor and protest in Senegal over the adoption of the anti-terrorism law on June 25, 2021, has inevitably put the...
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Critical Reflection on the Principle of Financial Compensation for the Transfer of Competences in...
The transfer of competences is the soul of territorial decentralisation. In fact, it consists of the State giving the Decentralized Territorial Communities (hereinafter referred...
Toward a Succession of Power from “Father to Son” in Central Africa?
The democratic principle of the devolution of power has a very particular destiny in Central Africa and specifically in the CEMAC zone. Indeed, this...
Electoral Democracy in Africa: lessons from Malawi and Cabo Verde
As a result of Malawi's presidential election of June 23, 2020, opposition leader Lazarus Chakwera was declared the winner over incumbent President Peter Mutharika....
Covid-19 and Franco-African Migration Policy
Sixty years after decolonization, France remains influential in its relations with Africa. Indeed, it has been able to maintain cooperation in French-speaking Africa and...
Understanding the Military Coup in Burkina Faso
After Chad, Mali and Guinea, Burkina Faso has now joined the list of countries hit by a military coup in the last two years...
France-Africa: When the “National Interest” reinvents French Foreign Policy in Africa
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From the official refusal to approve the coup d'état in Mali by suspending its joint military operations with Bamako on June 3, 2021, to...