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Will There Be an Upset in Nigeria’s Presidential Election?

Yusuf Bangura | February 23, 2023

Youth, Democracy, and Elections: Another Missed Opportunity to Reset US-Africa Engagement?

Charles Ukeje | February 17, 2023

Democratic Backsliding in Africa: Understanding the Current Challenges

Tope Shola Akinyetun | September 20, 2022

Kenya’s August 9th Presidential Election: The State of the Race, Who Is Ahead and Why

Duncan Omanga | August 5, 2022

Opposition as ‘Incumbent’ and ‘Incumbent’ as Opposition: Analyzing the Key Issues in Kenya’s 2022 Presidential Campaigns

Dr. Nicodemus Minde | August 5, 2022

Political Parties, Democracy, and the 2022 Kenyan Elections

Linnet Hamasi | August 5, 2022

The Return of Peace Messaging and the Path Towards Democratic Consolidation in Kenya

John Mwangi Githigaro | August 5, 2022

An Interview with Bernadine Jones

Bernadine Jones and Shana Pareemamun | April 19, 2022

The African Union’s Shared Values: Why Democracy and Governance Must Be Fit for Purpose

David Omozuafoh | January 7, 2021

President Muhammadu Buhari casts their vote in the Governorship and House of Assembly elections in Daura, Katsina State. March 2 2019

Nigeria’s 2019 General Elections: A Postscript

Ukoha Ukiwo | April 19, 2019

Presidential Palace, Dakar, Senegal. PC: Presidency of Senegal.

2019 Presidential Elections in Senegal: Reflections on a West African Model-Democracy and the Challenge of Decolonization

Amy Niang and Aboubakr Tandia | April 3, 2019

INEC boss Mahmood Yakubu. Photo by Esther Addy

Special Issue: Perspectives on the Postponement of Nigeria’s 2019 Elections

African Peacebuilding Network | February 22, 2019

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