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Russian ministry of defense and FSB confrontation turns to stormy

Earlier we predicted that the presidential elections in Russia will provoke a conflict inside the political elites.Our assumptions have been confirmed. More on this story: Presidential election in Russia likely…

April 26, 2024FSB, Russia

Democracy Governance

Deby’s dynasty is likely to continue ruling in Chad

Mahamat Déby is very likely to win the elections. Chad will see another Déby government. Thus, Chad’s future trajectory is at stake. If open political debate and alternative leadership are not fostered,…

April 24, 2024Chad

Coup Governance

Cleansing in EPS signals about possible coup risks in Liberia

The new government of Liberia fears a possible coup be EPS force because of known loyalty to ex-President Weah. It’s likely that the new EPS Director Sam Gaye tries to…

April 19, 2024Liberia

Democracy Governance

The democratic government free of army involvement is a shimmering future in Sudan

The SAF claims it will not be part of the coming government in Sudan, but there are doubts they will not control it. More on this story: The possible failure of Sudanese democracy…

April 8, 2024Sudan

Governance

Dr. Kizza Besigye wants to topple Museveni regime without using guns before 2026

However we do not believe in real coup or threat to regime stability by Besigye political actions. Opposition stalwart Kizza Besigye has told about his plans not to wait for 2026 elections to remove…

April 5, 2024Uganda

Governance

In a major shakeup at the top of Somalia’s intelligence apparatus, Sanbaloshe, has been appointed as the new Director NISA.

In a major shakeup at the top of Somalia’s intelligence apparatus, MP Abdullahi Mohamed Ali, known as “Sanbaloshe,” has been appointed as the new Director of the Somali National Security…

April 4, 2024Somalia

Democracy Governance

The Togolese President wants to prolong his stay in power avoiding national voting

Togo is moving toward limitless Gnassingbe’s dynasty rule away from democracy standards. Togolese lawmakers adopted a new constitution introduced by members of the ruling party which transitions the West African nation from a…

March 27, 2024Togo

Democracy Governance

Any instability in Nigeria will be more consequential than recent takeovers in the region

Events in Nigeria need to be well-handled in a region becoming used to political instability. 1. In the 1960s, when successful coups began in sub-Saharan Africa, the military almost always gave…

March 20, 2024Nigeria

Democracy Governance

Presidential election in Russia likely to trigger violent transit of power

The presidential election in Russia has proved, predictably, to be illegal, not free and unfair. People in occupied areas that are not part of Russia under international law, voted in…

March 19, 2024Putin, Russia

Democracy Governance

South Africa Risks Delaying Vote and moving away from democracy by Changing Election Law

Amendments in the South African Electoral Matters Amendment Bill are plainly unconstitutional and a significant threat to South Africa’s democracy. Ruling party set to get bigger share of state funding. Thus, The Electoral…

March 13, 2024ANC, Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa

Governance

Russian ministry of defense and FSB confrontation turns to stormy

Deby’s dynasty is likely to continue ruling in Chad

Cleansing in EPS signals about possible coup risks in Liberia

The democratic government free of army involvement is a shimmering future in Sudan

Dr. Kizza Besigye wants to topple Museveni regime without using guns before 2026

In a major shakeup at the top of Somalia’s intelligence apparatus, Sanbaloshe, has been appointed as the new Director NISA.

The Togolese President wants to prolong his stay in power avoiding national voting

Any instability in Nigeria will be more consequential than recent takeovers in the region

Presidential election in Russia likely to trigger violent transit of power

South Africa Risks Delaying Vote and moving away from democracy by Changing Election Law

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