The year 2023 marked a crucial yet difficult time for democracy in Africa, especially in its western and central parts. Two African nations, Niger and Gabon, faced military coups. These events signified a deepening crisis in democratic governance across the region. In Niger, a significant shift occurred in July. General Abdourahamane Tiani led a military […]
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