If politics is about who gets what, when, and how, then the political economy of managing diversity, especially in the era of competitive electoral politics, is also crucial to reflect upon.
Establishing the sources of disharmony among government of national unity (GNU) parties, using the cases of Zimbabwe and Lesotho.
This article reports on the findings of a socio-anthropological research study on society, politics and electoral processes in South Africa.
Outlining the need in Zambia to build interactions and capacities of different players for enhanced political tolerance.
Discussing the issues surrounding the DRC’s elections and the implications for stability in its post-election environment.
An in-depth examination of intra-party conflicts in a democratising Nigeria, with a view to recommending options for resolution.