PHOTO ESSAYS: Africa's Most Improved Governance Performers
Liberia, led by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, is the country which has seen the most dramatic improvement since 2000, according to the Ibrahim Index of African Governance.
Liberia, led by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, is the country which has seen the most dramatic improvement since 2000, according to the Ibrahim Index of African Governance.
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Madagascar has slipped back the most, plunging from a high of 58.5 in 2007 to 49.1 in 2009 (and 45.7 in 2012). Its state of human development has remained about the same ... see more »
President Sirleaf shares with school children in Mount Barclay after dedication 50 hand pumps.
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 »
AllAfrica and its content partners report on how the Mo Ibrahim index and leadership prize rate the leadership of Africa's nations. Read more »
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