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I'm afraid Africa doesn't have just one government, because it's not a country.

Africa is a continent, not a country, therefore it is made up of many governments.

But in general, no. Governments in Africa have a bumpy history, filled with coups and assassinations, etc. Some places are more stable than others.

Try being more specific.

I hope that helps!

-Bob Hoss

Being country specific, Botswana is generally considered the most stable multi-party democracy in Africa. The country also has low rates of corruption and a good human rights record. Morocco is also considered as having a relatively stable government (this may be due to the fact the country is a monarchy). Both these countries have high HDI (Human Development Index) and GDP (Gross Domestic Product) rates in comparison to other African counties.

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11y ago

Every country in Africa (and in any other continent) has a government. The country of Somalia has a very weak government, but it does have one, of sorts. Egypt has a strong government, as does South Africa. Libya, which recently overthrew the Kadafi Dictatorship, is in disarray, but still has a government of sorts.

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There are 55 separate countries within Africa, and even more governments at play. So bacially think of any governmental type or ideal and thats your answer.

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12y ago

no cause its to unstable

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