The Africans Time on Elections, Institutions and Long-Term Economic Direction
Election season in Africa has a smell to it. Dust on campaign roads. Fresh paint on party offices. Loudspeakers tied to old pickups. Security convoys pushing through market streets. Radio hosts stretching interviews long past the scheduled slot because listeners keep calling in. You can feel the country talking to itself. That conversation is never only about who wins. It is also about whether the state can keep promises, whether contracts will be honored, whether a farm
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