ONYANGO-OBBO: Ebola could kill democracy in Africa

>In August the Kenyan blog TheGatunduPrince published an interesting list of “East Africa 30 most watched videos on YouTube.”How shall we put this? Ugandans, according to TheGatunduPrince’s list, seem to be East African kings of music video.

>It seems the dust is settling on the “‘Prophet Dr” Victor Kanyari saga, and it’s the right time to bring some history and a global perspective in the matter.

During coffee breaks, when the microphones weren’t near, a few chaps whispered to me that it cannot be an accident that the most important economies on the West African coast (Nigeria) and on the eastern side (Kenya) are hobbled by terrorism.

Why the ANC will stay in power despite South African crisis

As part of Democracy Day, the BBC is broadcasting debates live from its Radio Theatre.

In a year that saw democratic elections held in different African regions, there was also continuing anxiety in the hotspots that have for a long time hardly known peace.

Why South Africa's political status quo is beginning to crack

Africa’s attempts to ape democracy models, mostly from the West, have been the major causes of governance pitfalls, economic failures, democratic chaos and overall growth nightmares that continue to haunt the continent, according to development strategists and activists.

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