Are Transitional African Countries Democratically Bankrupt? A Critical Examination

The notion that transitional African countries are “democratically bankrupt” is a significant and nuanced question.
It involves evaluating the extent to which these countries uphold democratic values such as free elections, rule of law, civil liberties, and political pluralism.
To address whether transitional African states are indeed failing in their democratic aspirations, it is essential to understand the complexities that surround political transitions in these countries.