Students of St Paul International School view the major celestial event, the solar eclipse, from University of Rwanda's College of Education main campus in Kigali, 2016.TIMOTHY KISAMBIRA
From Scramble to Boldness The Political Challenges of Africa's Youth
olitical participation is indispensable in a democracy. Rightly conceived, a democracy requires the eligible population to actively contribute towards the governance and development of their countries. Thus, in a democratic system of governance, power, as the ancient Greek politician, Pericles, said, “is in the hands not of a minority but of the whole people”. A democracy is the most inclusive system of governance; despite this, across numerous African democrati
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