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Sudan Democracy Academy: A Q&A
With 200 Sudanese leaders trained across bootcamps and a self-governing alumni network spanning four countries, it is time to look back at the impact of the Sudan Democracy Academy (SUDAC). Running from November 2024 to October 2026, the programme operated under extreme…
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From Campaign Trail to Council Chamber: Empowering Liberia’s Female Leaders
In a quiet conference room in Buchanan City, twenty-six women sat around the same table, transforming what could have been a scene of partisan rivalry into a unified front for democratic reform. Representing thirteen distinct political parties across Liberia, these leaders…
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Why democracy matters more than ever
Only 7% of the world’s population lives in a liberal democracy. But why should this be of concern to all of us, and what is NIMD doing about it. For the average person in the world, democracy has sunk back to 1978 levels, to a time before the fall of the Berlin Wall. According…
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#MyDemocracy Campaign
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The dentist who continues to treat the country’s pain through politics
A poet, dentist, politician and a father, somedays, he is mostly one or the other. But most days he is all these. Dr. Mulualem Tegegnework, a pioneer alumni of NIMD Ethiopia’s first Democracy Academy, embraced politics with cautious optimism that his country is transitioning to…
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Burundi’s Political Parties, Civil Society and Media Commit to Peaceful 2027 Election
Sixty Burundian stakeholders, including political parties, public institutions, religious leaders, civil society and media, have committed to strengthening dialogue and cooperation ahead of the May 2027 presidential election. The commitments followed a two day workshop held on…
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East Africa Youth in Politics Roadmap 2026–2030
Written by young leaders from Ethiopia, Somaliland, Uganda, and Kenya, and launched in Addis Ababa in July 2026, the Roadmap is a collective call to move beyond symbolic inclusion. Two things now carry that call forward. The Youth Advocacy Toolkit turns the Roadmap’s vision into…