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David Sebudubudu

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1 May 2009

Managing Resources and the Democratic Order: The Experience of Botswana

“Africa is a potentially rich continent that remains one of the poorest in the world. For most African countries, an abundance of resources has not only contributed to underdevelopment but has undermined democracy. Public office is a major source of we …

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1 January 2005

Democratic Consolidation in SADC Botswana’s 2004 Elections

“The study of the 2004 general elections in Botswana was aimed at analyzing the process of democratic consolidation in Africa’s longest surviving and stable political system. In this respect, the attention falls on six areas : the impact of the elector …

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14 May 2004

Election Talk [Mozambique, Malawi, Namibia, Botswana]

This brief consists of several articles written by 5 different authors. Brooks and Letsholo highlighted the nature of the accusations from the warring parties, which appear to have surrounded RENAMO leader, Afonso Dhlakama’s visit to Sofala in April 20 …

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1 March 2004

Election Talk A Fortnightly Policy Brief from the EISA, No 10, 1 March 2004

This policy brief comprises several articles written by 4 different authors. Dr Sebudubudu’s article is about the 2004 Botswana election campaign process. He discussed the new electoral system, the main players i.e the political parties and the various …

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1 January 2004

Strengthening Parliamentary Democracy in SADC Countries: Botswana Country Report

“This study is aimed at understanding the nature and effectiveness of parliamentary democracy in Botswana with a view to helping improve it. In this respect, it examines a number of issues covering six broad areas, including the role of parliament, par …

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