Inclusive democracy vacillation threatening African renaissance in the World Order

Subsequently, Senegal’s return as Africa’s and West Africa’s poster child for democracy is hoped for, as the region has witnessed democratic backsliding over the past years.

Robert Kigongo, sustainable development analyst.

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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On February 26, 1996, the first-ever international meeting on the African Renaissance was held in Dakar, Senegal to celebrate one of my greatest African intellectuals Cheik

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Inclusive democracy vacillation threatening African renaissance in the World Order

Subsequently, Senegal’s return as Africa’s and West Africa’s poster child for democracy is hoped for, as the region has witnessed democratic backsliding over the past years.

Robert Kigongo, sustainable development analyst.

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