Since the independence era, African politics has faced a myriad of challenges amidst successes. The expectations are that the continent should have matured from the independence era infancy but the reality is yet to be realised. As the new millennium dawns, this book puts politics in focus by shedding insights into African democracy and Elections using Kenya as a case in point. However, the authors project that with more critical analysis into African Politics viable positive changes will be experienced.

This book (Compilations and Comments) is written with a comparative focus of past African independent states and South Sudan; to prepare the citizens, ruling elites, external and internal actors, and neighbours with a view to keeping this state where possible as a model in Africa. Getting independent when African countries seem to be maturing from the post colonial problems, the fifth decade of independence. South Sudan should not exhibit the vices of the 1960s of African infant countries. The authors have selectively gathered from cases on what has been seen, practiced and those that...