Democracy and Africanness

1.&nbsp;The 1995 Constitution as a Tool for Dictatorship in Uganda: An African Dilemma of Constitutionalism.- 2.&nbsp;Public participation in African indigenous governance systems:&nbsp;Evidence from Pre-colonial Rwanda.- 3.&nbsp;Democracy in Africa: Misrepresented or Tailored.- 4.&nbsp;A Consensual Democracy and the African Traditional Society: Promoting Africanness.- 5.&nbsp;Democratic Transformation in Mali Republic since 1991.- 6.&nbsp;From Ubuntu to Makwerekwere: Reinvigorating Belonging in Democratic South Africa.- 7.&nbsp;Conflicts Governance in Africa: Perspectives from the North-Western Highland Rangelands of Cameroon.- 8.&nbsp;Social Media Threats and the Anglophone Crisis: An Interpretation of the Cameroonian Criminal Law Response.- 9.&nbsp;“Speak to be heard”: Women and deliberative democracy in the Ugandan Parliament.- 10.&nbsp;Norm Entrepreneurs or Norm Takers? African and Western Election Observer Missions’ Agency in Determining the Credibility of Zimbabwe’s Elections.-11.&nbsp;Elections and Domestic Peace in Africa: Assessing peace opportunities in Uganda’s 2021 Presidential Election.- 12.&nbsp;Impact of Election Boycotts on the Democratic Process in Cameroon: A Philosophical Appraisal.- 13.&nbsp;Art as a Social Process and Form of Democratic Practices in Uganda.- 14.&nbsp;Democratisation Processes amidst Cultural Diversity in Uganda<p><br></p>