Tagged as: governance

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The De-partisanship of the State as a Mechanism for Transparency in Governance

Introduction The governance of many African countries has proven to be deficient, with the lowest GDPs in the world, the highest poverty rates, low life expectancy, and an increase in diseases. The implementation of government regulation mechanisms for the implementation of economic and social plans in an integrated manner is

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The Social Contract of Pursuing Excellence in Hobbies and Skills: From Governance to Personal Success

Introduction The pursuit of excellence in our hobbies and skills parallels the challenges faced in governance. Just as effective governance requires strategy, adaptability, and collaboration, excelling in our personal pursuits demands careful planning, flexibility, and sometimes seeking guidance from others. By approaching our hobbies and skills as social contracts, we

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THE CHALLENGE OF PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA

Introduction Participatory democracy is a political model that enables citizens to play an active part in the decision-making process. In Africa, where political systems are often criticised for their lack of transparency and representativeness, participatory democracy offers a promising route to more inclusive and accountable governance. This article explores the

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Opening Youth Engagement: Overcoming Boundaries to Political Cooperation

Introduction Youth engagement in elections is crucial for the well-being of any majority-rule government. In any case, despite their potential to drive positive decision results, youthful individuals frequently confront boundaries that discourage them from taking part in the appointive handle. Understanding these impediments is significant for creating procedures to improve

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ELECTRIFICATION IN AFRICA: half the population lives without electricity

Introduction African countries face many problems related to electrification. There are many disparities between nations in this sector. While some countries, such as Morocco and Egypt, have a 100% electrification rate, others are struggling to exceed 10%. The latest reports from the International Energy Agency (IEA) show that 18 of

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Shaping the Narrative: The Role of Youth Leadership in Africa’s Evolution

INTRODUCTION  Martin Luther King once said, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that.” For Africa, that light must come from its own sons and daughters. Youth leadership in Africa is vital for its development and progress. The continent boasts a young, dynamic population rich in innovation and

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