Open Political Systems in Africa

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Open Political Systems in Africa

Other underdeveloped Countries around the world, especially Asian countries, which have attained stratoscopic levels of Economic growth, have witnessed undeniably consistent Economic development between the 1970s to date, mainwhile, the living conditions in sub-Saharan Africa flickers, (or is just trying to stand). One of the basic reasons is the fact that Credit for Africa’s Economic boom goes to its increasing open political systems.
But, inspite of these open political systems, few Countries in Africa have managed to develop successful Democracies, while others have trailed behind, trying to. But the question is, can an a closed political system solve the aching challenges of the African Economy? I’m thinking it can!

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