Most newly independent nations in Africa faced several problems, including all of the following except?

Many times a newly independent nation would be taken over by another colonial power.





Widespread violence would often occur because of tensions among various ethnic groups.





Power would often go back and forth between civilian and military rulers.





Civil war would often break out as different factions fought to rule the country.|||Wrong: Many times a newly independent nation would be taken over by another colonial power.





Why? Because as Colonialism began to decline many colony holding nations began to deal with unrest and violence from their colonies. As a result a Colonizing nation would be unwilling to enter into a ready made war.|||1.|||The first is false. There have been some serious border disputes but most newly independent countries had well established and long recognized borders that the other African nations respected.