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With democracy gaining traction in other parts of the world, Africa has remained one place where democracy remains only as a potential. With the exception of the Republic of South Africa, only a few signs exist to indicate that democracy is stable enough to survive tribal or ethnic opposition. Some refer to democracy in Africa as a ''second wave of liberation.'' Both individuals and movements are in search of more democratic forms of governance as a next step after independence from colonization. Africans in many countries are expressing themselves more openly to force leaders to comply with popular demands.