Malawi's new dawn

Article Abstract:

Malawi's transition from dictatorship to multi-party democracy is marked by a pattern of regional voting and polarization. Though Malawi's political future is uncertain, the new government's performance so far has given hope. The quality of the leadership will be crucial to poverty alleviation, the removal of regional divisions and the strengthening of democratic institutions.

Malawi

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The institutionalization of political power in Africa

Article Abstract:

The trend shift among African nations regimes from dictatorships to institutionalized means is being discussed, with more emphasis being given to electoral system - thereby indicative of a major shift of power.

Dictatorship

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The decline of the African military coup

Article Abstract:

The change in political governance among African nations has seen a wave of political reform sweeping over and is leading to a decline of leaders having to instigate military coups.

Military aspects, Political history

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