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The deficit

The Numbers

Malawi: Courage Is Not a System

When Courts Become the New Throne

The Post-Coup Cluster

Protocol: Engaging a Post-Coup Transition

Check: Coups and Institutional Weakness

Check: Why Malawi Is Not the Model

The continent's oversight numbers (1, 12 to 14, 38), why courts are courage rather than a system, the Madagascar and Benin warnings, and the five-country post-coup regression with a responsible-engagement protocol.

Module 3 quantifies the oversight deficit, tests the judicial alternative against Malawi, Kenya, Madagascar and Benin, and documents how five post-coup states dismantled civilian electoral infrastructure between 2020 and 2025.

The Oversight Deficit and the Post-Coup Regression

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