The 'paper partition' of Africa and its prolonged journey to decolonization stand in contrast to colonial experiences elsewhere. Analyse.

For systematic and peaceful exploitation of resources of Africa between European powers like Britain, France, Germany etc. To control war between European powers, African colonies never had a state like feature sovereign groups not having consensus for democratic transition. Colonial power exploited the conditions of inextricably and institution building in Africa. Cold war period politics further delayed the decolonization. Countries like India (South east) as[m] swann alternative to colonial rule and consistent movement to oust foreign rule and consequent state building in 1947. World wars II experienced from decolonization [illegible]. Colonial forces shown stoppage to control African colonies but this not same for other countries like India, Burma, Indonesia.

South Africa, Egypt, African countries lack large scale national movement for freedom and preservation. Cold war period politics further delayed the decolonization. Countries like India (South east) as[m] swann alternative to colonial rule and consistent movement to oust foreign rule. World wars II experienced from decolonization in 1947. Colonial forces shown stoppage to control African colonies but this not same for other countries like India, Burma, Indonesia.

Some similarities of Africa to other countries: Colonial power also slowed resistance to decolonize (B) India CIPS mission, a Cabinet mission delayed process. Exploitation and large scale human rights violation committed for all. But there are some similarities of Africa to other countries: Colonial power also to decolonize the South east Asia after defeat of Japan, Malay perhaps. Exploitation and large scale human rights violation committed for all. But other the world war I and foundation of United Nations, the focus of decolonization became evident and in due course International pressure and domestic sentiments of colonial power pace up this process.