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Africa: New Ibrahim Report Reveals Governance 'Stagnation' in Africa
allAfrica, 23 October 2024
The 2024 Ibrahim Index of African Governance report - released biennially by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation to assess the performance of various African governments and trends across… Read more »
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Africa: Governance Progress On Continent 'Grinds to a Halt' - Mo Ibrahim Report
Mo Ibrahim Foundation, 23 October 2024
Covering the 2014-2023 decade, the 2024 IIAG shows that Africa’s overall governance progress came to a halt in 2022, following four years of almost complete stagnation, as… Read more »
Governance Progress In Africa 'Grinds To Halt' - Ibrahim Index
The 2024 Ibrahim Index of African Governance report - released biennially by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation to assess the performance of various African governments and trends across the continent - reveals that the region has experienced years of "almost complete stagnation".
The report said, that in 2022, progress was undermined by rising conflict and insecurity, and the "shrinking democratic space", writes allAfrica's Boakai Fofana.
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23 October 2024
2024 Ibrahim Index of African Governance
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- Mo Ibrahim Foundation
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- Mo Ibrahim Foundation
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Covering the 2014-2023 decade, the 2024 IIAG shows that Africa's overall governance progress came to a halt in 2022, following four years of almost ... see more »
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23 October 2024
Key Findings of 2024 Ibrahim Index African Governance
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- Mo Ibrahim Foundation
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- Mo Ibrahim Foundation
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The 2024 IIAG shows that after four years of almost complete stagnation, Africa's Overall Governance progress ground to a halt in 2022 as rising ... see more »
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Africa: 33 Out of 54 African Countries Not Making Progress - Report
Leadership, 23 October 2024
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation has released the 2024 Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG), the latest iteration of the biennial dataset assessing governance performance and… Read more »
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Africa: Governance Continues to Deteriorate in Africa Because of Data Gaps - Report
Premium Times, 29 January 2024
Only three African countries (Egypt, Mauritius, and Seychelles) have a death registration system that registers at least 90 per cent of the deaths that occur. Read more »
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Seychelles: Seychelles Human Rights Commission Trains More Civil Servants About Human Rights in Everyday Work
Seychelles News Agency, 21 November 2023
Officers from the Department of Employment learned more about the right to work in a training session organised by the Seychelles Human Rights Commission on Tuesday. Read more »
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Capital FM, 23 October 2024
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation has released the 2024 Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG), the latest iteration of the biennial dataset assessing governance performance and trends… Read more »
Nigerians in Lagos protesting at Ikeja underbridge during their #EndBadGovernance demonstration in August 2024.
InFocus
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The report by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation on African governance rates the continent as "less safe, secure and democratic" than it was a decade ago. Between 2019 and 2021, ... Read more »
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The 2018 Ibrahim Index of African Governance by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation shows that education does not meet the requirements of the job market. The young generation on the co Read more »
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In an interview with allAfrica about the Ibrahim Index of African Governance, Mo Ibrahim Foundation board member Jay Naidoo says the quality of governance across the continent ... Read more »
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In the past five years the number of countries which have improved their governance has dropped to 34, while the number showing a decline has risen to 20, says the latest edition ... Read more »
