Traditional authority, nation-building and decentralization in African States: A change in perspective
January-June 2022 - Vol 10 Num. 1
African states are generally inhabited by peoples of diverse historical, linguistic, cultural and religious backgrounds. This feature of diversity in African states, arguably, poses a challenge in creating social cohesion for such multinational and postcolonial contexts. African states such as Ghana have endeavored to...
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