In East Africa, the line between leadership and domination has grown disturbingly thin. From Kampala to Dar es Salaam, citizens are discovering that when power becomes absolute, it almost always turns abusive. The region, once heralded as a symbol of democratic renewal, now wrestles with a resurgence of authoritarianism—presidents who cling to office for decades, silence their critics,...
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