There’s a growing global trend: voters disillusioned with underperforming incumbents and wary of untested newcomers are turning back to leaders with proven track records. This isn’t just a local shift; it’s a global wave. • In Ghana, voters made headlines by reinstating John Dramani Mahama, a former president they once voted out, signaling their dissatisfaction with the current leadership. • In Zambia, polls showed overwhelming support for Edgar Lungu, though court decisions prevented him from running, leaving the people’s will frustrated. • In the United States, Donald Trump has emerged as a favorite over Kamala Harris, highlighting a desire for tested leadership even in one of the world’s most advanced democracies.
