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2024 should be a record election year for Africa. Twenty countries, accounting for 346 million voters will be called to participate to elections that will mostly be rigged and decided in advance. In this podcast, Arezki Daoud argues that African elections have no democratic content and standards in them.
Different factors and actors have a more direct impact on the political systems in those countries. Among the factors cited by MondAfrique is the predominant role of the military in several countries like Mali, Niger and Guinea, the strength of
traditional tribal structures, the rise of Islamic values favoring
tradition over the law or finally the impact of Vladimir Putin among many African heads of state, factors that naturally clash with Western democratic values.
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Africa's 2024 elections.
With Morocco's King Mohammed VI facing health issues, the topic of royal
succession has come to the forefront. This video delves into Morocco's
succession process, the King's health challenges as reported by foreign
media, and the rising prominence of key figures like Crown Prince Moulay
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Published 11/07/24
U.S. administrations, whether Republican or Democrat, have historically shown limited focus on Africa, prioritizing counterterrorism over development. With recent geopolitical shifts, some are calling for a more balanced approach, emphasizing stability and economic growth over military presence.
Published 11/05/24