Kinyuy Claudette Yiilareng articles

Kinyuy Claudette Yiilareng is a journalist who writes for Democracy Chronicles from the city of Bamenda in Cameroon. Check out more from our 100+ global authors today!

Mnangagwa’s Swearing-in Postponed in Zimbabwe

by Kinyuy Claudette Yiilareng - August 13, 2018

Mnangagwa’s swearing-in was postponed pending the decision by the Constitutional Court on fraud allegations by the MDC Alliance.

Autoimmune trauma of 9/11 and Derrida’s deconstructive reflection on its politics

By Ashabori Mayurakkhi September 17, 2021

The analysis by French philosopher Jacques Derrida of the mainstream geopolitical discourse that led to 9/11 reverberates to this day.

9/11 reminds us that we must show strength in the face of evil

By Ngah Gabriel September 11, 2021

Weakness on terrorism and enabling Trump disparage the brave Americans who redirected flight 93 on 9/11 away from the Capitol.

Crisis in Afghanistan: a note on why the Taliban cannot be trusted

By Ngah Gabriel August 20, 2021

The idea that the Taliban can give “general amnesty” to the Afghan population is unacceptable. Above all, the Taliban cannot be trusted.

Peaceful transition of power in Zambia: cautious optimism best

By Ngah Gabriel August 18, 2021

Cautious optimism is best in regards to the future of Zambia’s democracy despite the unfolding peaceful transition of power to Hichilema.

Florida Speaker Sprowls Unmasked

By Steve Schneider August 12, 2021

Chris Sprowls, the GOP speaker of the Florida House, needs to review his election website especially the section called “Get To Know Chris Sprowls.”

Black America: No More Fake Friends

By Carroll G. Robinson July 19, 2021

The right to vote is so important that black Americans, disenfranchised for so long, can no longer afford fake friends and part-time allies.

Manchin “Anxious to Meet” Texas Democrats

By Steve Schneider July 14, 2021

Joe Manchin (D-W. Va.) is “anxious to meet” with Texas Democrats who broke quorum back home, shying away from filibuster remarks.

Distinguishing Dictators From Democrats Based On Appearance

September 30, 2021

According to new research, democratically elected leaders have more appealing and warmer looks than authoritarian leaders.

How ancient Indians decoded the mathematics of democracy

August 10, 2021

A little known aspect of India’s history is its long-established democratic tradition. Ancient Indians even decoded the mathematics of democracy.

Belarusian sprinter asks for political asylum in Japan

August 4, 2021

Sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya posted a short video on social media requesting the IOC to help her avoid returning to Belarus.

Could Balloons Power Uncensored Internet In Cuba?

July 19, 2021

Florida’s governor, Ron DeSantis (R), proposed internet transmission to Cuba via high-altitude balloons when it is blocked by government.

Cannes Screens Tribute To Hong Kong Democracy Protests

July 19, 2021

Since 2014, the simple brolly has been an emblem of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests, first used as a method of speech.