Introduction
The post-colonial era paved the way for democracy to flourish in former colony states. However, the same notion of democracy left the former colonies ravaged with internal conflict, violence, sub-state wars, and even genocide. This encompasses the immense fragility of the democratic process in which the idea of freedom succumbs the post-colonial countries to engage in internal conflicts. The discussion highlights how post-colonial democracies becomes a failed state. On the other hand, strategies for prevention will be provided offering a new perspective towards democracy. Lastly, the discussion will determine whether the problem lies with the global system that the ...
