Matt Suzor, JD, was nervous about making connections when he arrived in Cape Town, South Africa, in spring 2025 for his final semester of law school. On his first full night in the eclectic Observatory neighborhood, he ventured into a local bar for a burger and beer, overhearing a group of men his age discussing…
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Why do some citizens trust their governments while others do not? In sub-Saharan Africa, where formal accountability mechanisms are often limited and the state is most visibly present through the roads it builds, the schools it runs, and the clinics it staffs, the answer may lie closer to home than the ballot box. When the…
