Although overall African standards of governance are slowly rising, "sustainable economic opportunity" across the continent has declined in the past five years, according to the 2014 Ibrahim Index of African Governance.
Cote d'Ivoire has emerged from a contested election and conflict during the past five years to become the African nation which showed the greatest improvement in governance. It still ranks only 40th ...
Africa: African Governance Survey Sends Warning Signals
allAfrica, 29 September 2014
Standards of governance in Africa are gradually improving but there are warning signs of backsliding, especially on the economic front, according to the latest edition of the… Read more »
Africa: African Governance Index Shows Small Overall Improvement
VOA, 29 September 2014
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation has released its annual index of governance in Africa. The report shows continued small improvement continent-wide, although performance varied greatly… Read more »
Africa: The 2014 Ibrahim Index - Cause for Concern As Africa's Governance Role Models Slip Up
Daily Maverick, 29 September 2014
Another year, another Ibrahim Index of African Governance. The continent's governance barometer was released on Monday, and its results make for some disturbing reading. If Africa… Read more »
Africa: African Governance Gains Slowing
Thomson Reuters Foundation, 29 September 2014
African governance standards are gradually improving but there are warning signs of backsliding, an annual index on the way countries are governed showed on Monday. Read more »
Africa: Key Findings of the 2014 Ibrahim Index of African Governance
allAfrica, 29 September 2014
An excerpt from a Mo Ibrahim Foundation briefing on key findings of the 2014 Ibrahim Index of African Governance. The full briefing, including graphs and findings relating to the… Read more »
Africa: Africa's Growth 'Doesn't Fit Stereotypes' - Mo Ibrahim
Mo Ibrahim Foundation, 29 September 2014
The 2014 Ibrahim Index of African Governance, launched today, shows that between 2009 and 2013 overall governance improved on the African continent. However, over the past ten… Read more »
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Egypt plunged 14 places in the Ibrahim Index of African Governance rankings in the five years to 2013. It deteriorated by eight points on an index of one to 100, and is now at 26th place among 52 ... see more »
A 12-page summary of key findings of the 2014 Index. see more »
A snapshot of every country's performance in the 2014 Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG), from the overall governance level to category and ... see more »
The Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG) provides an annual assessment of the quality of governance in African countries. Compiled by combining ... see more »
Standards of governance are gradually improving across Africa. And although the performance of some nations has deteriorated in fields such as the rule of law, economic opportunity ... Read more »
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 ... Read more »
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