Political crises flare up in sub-Saharan Africa
Addis Ababa, October 1, 2016: Oromo people protest against repressive measures by the Ethiopian government during the Irreechaa new year holiday (source: dpa)
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What's inside
- In sub-Saharan Africa, many entrenched leaders refuse to leave power
- Some have fostered development, but most rely on political repression
- Government crackdowns have led to protests, violence and instability
- In most countries, reform cannot be expected soon
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