Republic Transition is a historical process denoting the structural and institutional shift from monarchical rule to a republican form of governance in ancient Rome, distinguished by the abolition of kingship and the establishment of elected magistrates and senatorial authority.
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Rwanda, ten years on: From genocide to dictatorship
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