Ham Fhatuwani Mudau is a scholar focused on African security, economic, and political issues. Focused on political risk analysis, he specializes in evaluating the political performance of African countries and effectiveness of countries to meet the needs of the publics they serve.
Zambia’s Political and Economic Landscape
Zambia’s economic resilience masks growing political tensions, institutional risks, and persistent public dissatisfaction. As a country that was once under the colonial rule of the British Empire, Zambia is one…
Zimbabwe: Political Entrenchment and the Instability of Economic Recovery
Zimbabwe’s economic recovery remains constrained by persistent political uncertainty, with constitutional changes extending executive power and weakening electoral accountability under the Mnangagwa administration. While macroeconomic reforms, including mineral beneficiation policies…
Political Risk and Institutional Erosion in South Africa
An analysis of how post-apartheid South Africa struggles to achieve government legitimacy and examines the political outlook for the future. South Africa, this is a country known for its vibrant…
Mozambique, The Fragility of an African State
As current political and economic problems continue to enfold in Mozambique, the Mozambican government's risk of institutional collapse has significantly increased. Mozambique is a country that is no stranger to…