The anachronism of term limits to power in Africa pos

The author of this book supports the introduction of the system of non delimitation of mandates or the model of unlimited mandates or the mandate for life in postcolonial Africa so that it takes off considerably from its long night of lethargy due to the phagocytic models imported from the West with its cohort of unfortunate events for the Africans. Because, after a long look through the binoculars of time and history, the worst thing is to notice that at the approach of a mandate ending or after a consummated mandate, many problems are triggered in the quasi totality of the African countries going even to the gloomy flights insinuating as if there were no capable men in Africa. This book is a thesis that must arouse a real African debate.

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Born in Kisangani in the Tshopo province, Begologolo Konga Ramiro Eliezer holds a degree in Economics and a diploma in Commercial and Financial Sciences. He holds a certificate in languages. He is a sworn interpreter and translator approved by the Commercial Court of Kinshasa.