The Governments of Kenya, South Africa,

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The Governments of Kenya, South Africa, Sudan
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KenyaType of Government

• Parliamentary Democracy
• Republic

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Kenya Autocratic, Oligarchic, orDemocratic?

• Democratic

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KenyaUnitary or Federal?

• Federal

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KenyaForm of Leadership

• Chief of state President
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• Head of state Prime Minister

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KenyaType of Legislature

• Unicameral one house
• The Bunge

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KenyaRole of Citizen Voting Rights

• Universal suffrage at 18 years of age
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• Citizens vote for president and other
  representatives

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KenyaPersonal Freedoms of the citizen

• Citizens can criticize the government or its
  leaders in limited amounts

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South AfricaType of Government

• Parliamentary Democracy
• Republic

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South AfricaAutocratic, Oligarchic,
orDemocratic?

• Democratic

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South AfricaUnitary or Federal?

• Federal

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South AfricaForm of Leadership

• Chief of state head of state is the President
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• President is elected by the national assembly

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South AfricaLegislature

• Bicameral 2 houses
• Upper House National Council of Provinces
• Lower House National Assembly

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South AfricaRole of Citizen Voting Rights

• Universal suffrage at 18 years of age
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• Citizens vote for representatives in parliament

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South AfricaPersonal Freedoms of the citizen

• Freedom of speech and the media citizens are
  allowed to criticize the government

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SudanType of Government

• Dictatorship

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SudanAutocratic, Oligarchic, orDemocratic?

• Autocratic

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SudanUnitary or Federal?

• Unitary

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SudanForm of Leadership

• Chief of state head of state is the President

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SudanLegislature

• Bicameral
• National Assembly
• Council of States

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SudanPersonal Freedoms of the citizen

• Citizens cannot criticize the government or its
  leaders
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• No freedom of speech or press
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• Limited personal freedoms

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Role of Citizen Voting Rights

• Under the 2005 peace agreement, elections are to
  be held in 2009
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• Universal suffrage at 17 years of age 
• Last vote was believed to be rigged