Compare the governments of Kenya and South Africa. Discuss at least three ways in which they are similar, and describe one way in which they are different.

Both countries are democracies with a president at the head. In Kenya, the president is elected by all and shares power with a prime minister. In South Africa, the president is elected by the parliament. Both countries have a Bill of Rights and allow all political parties to participate in elections. They face different challenges, however. South Africa is dealing with a history of discrimination and inequality, while Kenya is trying to ensure that future elections are free and fair.

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