Explain the impact of dictartorshipon the society using illustration from shreds of tenderness

Part of the blame for that long history of political instability throughout the African continent is placed upon the creation and handling of refugees looking to escape the consequences of suddenly being on the wrong side of the political perspective of new regimes (Dictatorship) by exiling themselves to nearby countries. With African being such an expansive continue with so many countries lacking natural borders smacked up against multiple neighbors in various directions, the problem of such massive interaction among competing populations is magnified. This theme is primarily explored in the play though the charter of Wak, a middle class college lecturer who becomes subject to the dehumanizing aspect associated with being forced to adopt a refugee status.