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Socialism in Africa in the 21st century?
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Yeah, I'm tryna look more into the same topic, it's a shame that this topic is obscure, and not reported on by Western media. I'm especially tryna look into what Namibia has with its "Socialism with Namibian Characteristics" employed by the ruling party SWAPO, so any resources on that topic would be really appreciated.
You can try SWAPO's website: www.swapoparty.org.na/index.php/document-publications, might be slightly outdated but it does include the 2018 changes to their party constitution by adding "socialism with Namibian characteristics".