D.D Douglin

This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the intertwined challenges of conflict, corruption, disunity, and the struggle for democracy in Africa. It explores the historical and contemporary reasons behind wars, the factors promoting governmental corruption, the obstacles preventing greater unity among African nations, and the hindrances to the consolidation of democracy. The report also examines the roles played by tribalism, external manipulations, education, and migration in shaping the continent's socio-political landscape.