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Is violence an alternative to vent anger over failed leadership in Africa?

The African continent continues to experience bloodbath occasioned by dissatisfaction with the ruling elite. Rebel movements have cropped up in countries like DR Congo, Uganda, Chad and Central African Republic. Soldiers have mutinied and carried out coups, leading to numerous losses of lives and destruction of property.

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