Over the last 50 years, public debate in Africa has been
fixated on democracy or the lack of it as the primary cause of economic
failure. Wars and elections have been fought over it; rebellions launched or
quashed in its defence and coups have been carried out in its name. I have
grown increasingly suspicious of the argument that it is the absence of
democracy that explains corruption and incompetence in Africa.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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