Côte d’Ivoire and Cameroon are both navigating turbulent political waters, marked by contested elections, entrenched leadership, and rising public dissent.
These dynamics, for many observers, reflect deeper struggles over democratic legitimacy, constitutional reform, and citizen trust.
In this edition, my guests will dissect the issues emanating from these elections, lessons learnt and the role of the opposition in balancing politics in these countries.
We are joined by Peter Agbesi Adivor – African Elections Lead, PENPLUSBYTE, Emmanuel Yeboah – Research Analyst with WADEMOS and Dr. Eyole Monono, Programme Director – CEREDDA and Chair of AU-ECOSOCC.
