adan keynan, your answer. place, some i of the countries here were not prepared for democracy. democracy was outside, it was outside centred, i it was outside placed, . therefore, when it comes to the actual implementation, there are challenges, - and i think this is why. right now, we're getting home—grown democracies, which slowly feeds - actually into the place of african democracy. | hang on, are you honestly saying that africans are not ready for democracy, and electing their leaders and deciding who is in power? i will tell you this. go back to the early '905, there are sanctions, - either from the institutions, that if you don't accept thisl particular route as part - of your governor's platform, either through constitutional changes or through this, - there are sanctions. applause. that is the reality. so some of these countries were not prepared for- the changes that took place, and that is why... _ the expectation, the failed expectations didn't work, i and therefore the only solution was go back to

adan keynan, your answer. place, _ some of the countries here were not prepared for democracy. democracy was outside, it was outside centred, i it was outside placed, . therefore, when it comes to the actual implementation, there are challenges, - and i think this is why right now, we're getting home—grown- democracies, which slowly feeds actually into the place _ of african democracy. hang on, are you honestly saying that africans are not ready for democracy, and electing their leaders and deciding who is in power? i will tell you this. go back to the early '905, there are sanctions, - either from the institutions, that if you don't accept thisl particular route as part - of your governor's platform, either through constitutional changes or through this, - there are sanctions. applause. that is the reality. so some of these countries were not l prepared for the changes that tookl place, and that is why... the expectation, the failed expectations didn't work, i and therefore the only solution was go back to mi

adan keynan, senior mp from the ruling coalition here in kenya, and he is a member of the national assembly'sal positions in africa and is currently managing director at invest afrique. and murithi mutiga is africa programme director at the conflict resolution, the icg, that's the international crisis group. that's our panel, welcome to you all, give them a round of applause. applause. and remember, you too can join the conversation. it's #bbcglobal0uestions. now, before we take our first question from our audience, i thought it would be a good idea to just give you a brief overview of the topic in hand, just to provide you with a bit of background about army coups and conflict in africa.