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Africa: Should Mo Ibrahim Award Prizes to Countries, Not Leaders?
African Arguments, 16 October 2012
This year's launch of the Mo Ibrahim Index on Governance and the Mo Ibrahim Prize for leadership was full of signs and signals. Read more »
Governance Slips in Four African Powerhouses
While the quality of governance on the continent has improved, key regional and strategic players have slipped in the Ibrahim Index of African Governance, and the Mo Ibrahim Foundation has not found a recently-retired African leader worthy of its prize for leadership.
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15 October 2012
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No Winner for the Mo Ibrahim Prize for Good Governance in Africa
- Author:
- Mantsadi Sepheka
- Publisher:
- Mantsadi Sepheka
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The Mo Ibrahim Foundation, which is dedicated to improving the quality of government in Africa, cannot find a good enough leader to win the world's ... see more »
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Africa: Governance Slips in Four African Powerhouses
allAfrica, 15 October 2012
Although the average African country is being governed better than it was a decade ago, the quality of governance in the four leading nations of Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria and South… Read more »
An overview of the Ibrahim Index: the darker the shading on the map, the better-ruled the country; at right, the top 10 best-governed nations and, at left, regional rankings, the best- and worst-governed countries and significant changes.
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The Mo Ibrahim Foundation reports on governance rankings for Southern Africa. Read more »
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The Mo Ibrahim Foundation reports on governance rankings for East Africa. Read more »
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The Mo Ibrahim Foundation reports on governance rankings for Central Africa. Read more »
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The 2010 Ibrahim Index shows impressive gains in many African countries in human and economic development but declines in political rights, personal safety and the rule of law. Read more »
