A UGANDAN JOURNALIST ASKS US FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS WE NEED TO CONSIDER! UN JOURNALISME OUGANDAIS NOUS POSE DES QUESTIONS FONDAMENTALES QUE NOUS DEVONS EXAMINER !



 

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DÉBAT: Pourquoi certains pays africains - par exemple la Guinée équatoriale, l’Ouganda, le Congo (Brazzaville), le Gabon, etc. - sont-ils encore coincés dans la politique féodale des années 1600/1700, avec des épouses, des fils, des filles, des cousins, des beaux-parents et des grands-parents de présidents, dominant le gouvernement, la politique et les enjeux de succession? ½

 

 

DÉBAT: Y a-t-il quelque chose dans les sols et les eaux d’une nation qui la rendent plus susceptible d’être une république élective et démocratique? Pourquoi les familiocraties, les dynasties et la domination des clans, perdurent-elles dans certains pays ? 2/2

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