What african country is in a state of anarchy or lacks a government?

Answer 1

You are likely thinking of SOMALIA, but this is not technically correct since Somalia has always had a government in Mogadishu. The issue has been expanding it to cover the entire country.

First off, Somalia has never been in anarchy. While Somalia comes close to being an anarchy because the national government cannot extend its power to the entire territory. The territory instead has innumerable local warlords who actively contest the authority of the national government. However, the presence of these warlords serves to be a form of recognized government, which is why Somalia is more properly classified as a failed state (a state where the national government cannot compete with local warlords to the extent that the local warlords control more than the national government).

As for why Somalia is a failed state, this was not "introduced" by anyone. This was a direct result of the infighting an disagreements between the various rebel groups that effectively ousted dictator and strongman Siad Barre.

Answer 2

You need to reword your question for it to make sense. You can't have the "most anarchy" anymore than a country can have the "most monarchy" or the "most communism". Anarchy is a system of government without a formal government. It is not a synonym for chaos as you seem to believe. Secondly, there are many different forms of "anarchy" that each have different ideas of what their form of "anarchy" is. For example, there is forms of anarchy which are more communist in nature, there are other forms of government that replace things that are commonly done by governments such as national defense and foreign policy with capitalist solutions. Anarchy is simply having no formal government or order and there are many different ideas on how an anarchist society would work.

Answer 3

South Africa is the only country that have anarchy.