The failure of the social contract and the observation of the Central African chao

The history of the Central African Republic is one of the most tragic on the African continent. The birth of this country was not without pain. This country has known tragic moments and undoubtedly heavy consequences until today. As soon as it was created, the young republic had already lost its founding father, Barthélémy Boganda. "Boganda died in a plane crash between Berberati and Bangui on 29 March. The premature death of the most illustrious Central African will not be without consequences for the new state. All the historians, politicians and writers who have studied his genesis are pleased to note that it was a very close call for the Central African Republic to never exist. Barthélémy Boganda's successors will be marked by a despotic and schizophrenic power animated by Machiavellianism, a governance marked by greed and contempt for the law and by a progressive withdrawal into the family clan with the help of a few foreign affidavits.