African dictators (English version)
This version delves into the complex history of authoritarian regimes in Africa, aiming to understand their rise, exercise of power, and lasting impact.
Many leaders established regimes lasting for decades, marked by human rights abuses and economic hardship. These regimes prioritized the self-preservation and wealth accumulation of the leaders, often neglecting the well-being of their citizens and hindering national development.
This book does not intend to glorify or vilify individual leaders; instead, it seeks a deeper understanding of this complex chapter in African history. By focusing on the causes, consequences, and potential lessons learned, we can contribute to a future where such regimes find no place.
The African dictators whose memory is being lost in history are a revolutionary autocracy that will not be imitated. With my confessions, I write and denounce to my fellow citizens, the past of men with iron arms whose truth is a fact beyond their existence. Since the independence of African peoples, many leaders have exercised their power in an authoritarian and often abusive way. Some have established dictatorial regimes that have lasted for decades, leading their country to misery and chaos. They have shed the blood of their descendants, they have killed their fathers, they have abandoned their homeland to the detriment of the colonizers. Today, she still cries, yes! She is still bleeding, seeking by all means to escape poverty, injustice, and democratic negationism. Africa, mother Africa, may God console you.
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Title of the book :
HC - AFRICAN DICTATORS: Read with cautions
This book was first published on :
June 7, 2023
6 x 0.37 x 9 inches
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The African dictators whose memory is being lost in history are a revolutionary autocracy that will not be imitated. With my confessions, I write and denounce to my fellow citizens, the past of men with iron arms whose truth is a fact beyond their existence. Since the independence of African peoples, many leaders have exercised their power in an authoritarian and often abusive way. Some have established dictatorial regimes that have lasted for decades, leading their country to misery and chaos. They have shed the blood of their descendants, they have killed their fathers, they have abandoned their homeland to the detriment of the colonizers. Today, she still cries, yes! She is still bleeding, seeking by all means to escape poverty, injustice, and democratic negationism. Africa, mother Africa, may God console you.