Building upon the momentum generated at the recently held Summit for Democracy (S4D3) in Seoul, Republic of Korea, the spotlight on Africa's democratic landscape has intensified. Against the backdrop of findings from the Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) Democracy Index, the imperative to strengthen democratic institutions and counter authoritarian tendencies has become increasingly urgent. Africa is at the forefront of this global discussion due to its diverse political tapestry, which is characterized by distinctive contexts and challenges. As we navigate through a series of pivotal elections, including presidential, legislative, and general elections in countries such as Senegal, South Africa, and Mozambique, the need to scrutinize Africa's democratic trajectory becomes paramount.