Abstract
African wisdom holds that one needs to live longer to see something and its opposite. Considered in the political context of the African continent in search of coherent and committed leadership and political order, it refl ects the complex nature of our leaders who waste no time in showing their true colours once they fi nd themselves in a position of power. African political history is unfortunately replete with fast-learning dictators who raised the hopes of their citizens but in the end left them with a painful political legacy, if not violent armed confl ict.
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