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  Au-delà de «l’hyperprésidentialisme» : cultivons des institutions solides 25/11/2024

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  The article emphasizes the need to strengthen democratic institutions in West Africa to counter hyper-presidentialism, characterized by an excessive c...

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  Organizations : WATHI
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Digital platform / Governance,
Au-delà de «l’hyperprésidentialisme» : cultivons des institutions solides 25/11/2024
Summary :
The article emphasizes the need to strengthen democratic institutions in West Africa to counter hyper-presidentialism, characterized by an excessive concentration of executive power. This centralization weakens the separation of powers, undermines accountability, and fosters authoritarianism and corruption. The author recalls Barack Obama's 2009 statement that Africa needs strong institutions rather than strongmen, highlighting that democratic systems, though imperfect, better guarantee citizens' fundamental rights. Therefore, it is crucial to build robust institutional structures that transcend individuals and political parties to preserve democracy and the rule of law.
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Political Power, Bribery, Governance, Democracy, Institution
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WATHI
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  From a pole of stability to a crisis zone: context and consequences of the military coup in Niger 27/02/2024

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  Political Power, Bribery, Terrorism, Military activity

  Country : Niger

  Organizations : Le Rubicon
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  Transition in Mali: preserving the aspiration for change 21/09/2021

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  The report “Saving Momentum for Change in Mali's Transition” examines the impact of the August 2020 and May 2021 coups on Mali's political stability. ...

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  Country : Mali

  Organizations : Crisis Group
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NGO / Association report / Governance,
Transition in Mali: preserving the aspiration for change 21/09/2021

Summary :
The report “Saving Momentum for Change in Mali's Transition” examines the impact of the August 2020 and May 2021 coups on Mali's political stability. It highlights the challenges the country faces, including ongoing insecurity, institutional weaknesses, and the need for electoral reform. The document emphasizes the importance of sustaining the public's desire for change by promoting an inclusive and transparent transition. It recommends that Malian authorities and international partners commit to structural reforms to strengthen governance, restore citizen trust, and prepare for credible elections. The report underscores the crucial role of the international community in supporting the transition process and preventing further deterioration of the political and security situation.
Keywords :
Politics, Power, State, Bribery, Security
Organizations :
Crisis Group
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  BTI 2024 Country Report : Mauritania, Bertelsmann Stiftung 28/11/2024

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  The BTI 2024 Country Report: Mauritania by the Bertelsmann Stiftung examines President Ould Ghazouani's consolidation of power, characterized by contr...

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  Country : Mauritania

  Organizations : Fondation Bertelsmann
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BTI 2024 Country Report : Mauritania, Bertelsmann Stiftung 28/11/2024
Summary :
The BTI 2024 Country Report: Mauritania by the Bertelsmann Stiftung examines President Ould Ghazouani's consolidation of power, characterized by controlling the ruling party, legally neutralizing former President Ould Abdel Aziz, and legitimizing authority through renewed official discourse. Despite improved communication, implemented policies have not led to significant changes. Economically, the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine have exposed Mauritania's vulnerability, relying on volatile international prices for main exports and cereal imports for food consumption. The upcoming natural gas production along the maritime border with Senegal holds promise but continues a trend of investments in the extractive sector with limited impact on the overall economy. Historically, since its independence in 1960, Mauritania has faced socio-economic and political challenges, including severe droughts in the 1970s, tensions between Arabic-speaking and non-Arabic-speaking communities, and a series of military coups.
Keywords :
Bribery, Security, Election, Human Rights, Hyperprésidentialisme
Organizations :
Fondation Bertelsmann
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