Why Some African Nations Prosper While Others Remain Trapped in Political Crisis

The article explores the correlation between constitutional adherence and national stability in African nations. It highlights Botswana as a successful model of democratic governance and economic growth.
When a nation adopts a constitution, it is doing far more than drafting another legal document. It is entering into a solemn covenant between the state and its citizens. A constitution defines the limits of power, protects the rights of citizens, establishes institutions of governance and, most importantly, ensures that no individual, however popular or powerful, stands above the law.
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