Over the past twelve months, Africa experienced a series of political events characterized by violence, coups, and contested elections. In particular, post-election unrest in Tanzania was documented alongside multiple military coups across various nations. These developments reflect ongoing challenges to democratic processes and governance stability within the region. The year’s incidents include disruptions stemming from contested electoral outcomes, military interventions, and protests which often resulted in increased security measures. Continuous political upheaval in some countries highlights the complexity of democratic transition and the persistent influence of both internal and external factors impacting stability. Policymakers and analysts monitor these events to assess their implications on regional peace, development, and international relations.