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The article offers information on the evolution of the African Union policy to several contries including Mauritainia, Guinea and Niger. It mentions the advantages of putting the countries into military power including the improvement of the economic performances and getting away from corrupt leaders. It mentions that through the three cases of coups, it creates a conclusion regarding its efficacy to the government.

The article reports on the political contribution of Omar Bongo of Gabon, one of the longest serving heads of state in Africa. It states that the legacy of Bongo as a political leader and the way his succession was handled demonstrates the fundamental problems of democratization in Africa. It notes that after the death of Bongo in June 9, 2009, his oldest son was elected as his successor.