Opinion from GGA-WARO: After months of intense debate on various public platforms in Ghana over the dire economic situation in Ghana, the Akuffo Addo-led government of Ghana finally seeks a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). On the 1st of July 2022,...
Why is good Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) in fragile African jurisdictions important? GGA Executive Director SADC, Chris Maroleng, is interviewed on this question by Sheila Khama, independent consultant and non-executive director of Tullow Oil...
It’s #AfricaDay and Good Governance Africa is inviting you to celebrate Africa in all it's glory. For a visual celebration of our continent's rich arts, culture and heritage and a deeper understanding of your continent, download our interactive map. This is a feast of...
GGA encourages government to create an attractive investment landscape in South Africa by ensuring better governance.
Trophy hunting in South Africa: is it worth it? An evaluation of South Africa’s policy decision to elevate trophy hunting as a key conservation tool Trophy hunting, especially of iconic or endangered species, is a controversial subject. Scientists are increasingly...
Ukraine: Africa's divided response We look at Africa's perceived lack of response to the war in Ukraine, and what some critics claim is neglect in playing its part in upholding the values and principles of good governance internationally.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Raymond Zondo as South Africa’s Chief Justice.
West Africa Coups In recent years, West Africa has seen a spate of coups and attempted coups. Efforts by governance actors in the region to prevent these incidents have been largely ineffective. Coups are not the only security threat facing the region, and are just...
Sink or Swim - COP 26 The first issue of Africa in Fact (AIF60) this year takes a hard look at the outcomes of the 26th annual United Nations global climate summit (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, last November, and how these will impact Africa's efforts to mitigate and...
West Africa and Ghana face serious security challenges that have consequences for public safety. The sub-region over the years has encountered several unresolved security problems that are further compounded by emerging threats and health pandemics. The spread of...
Opinion from GGA-WARO: After months of intense debate on various public platforms in Ghana over the dire economic situation in Ghana, the Akuffo Addo-led government of Ghana finally seeks a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). On the 1st of July 2022,...
Why is good Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) in fragile African jurisdictions important? GGA Executive Director SADC, Chris Maroleng, is interviewed on this question by Sheila Khama, independent consultant and non-executive director of Tullow Oil...
It’s #AfricaDay and Good Governance Africa is inviting you to celebrate Africa in all it's glory. For a visual celebration of our continent's rich arts, culture and heritage and a deeper understanding of your continent, download our interactive map. This is a feast of...
GGA encourages government to create an attractive investment landscape in South Africa by ensuring better governance.
Trophy hunting in South Africa: is it worth it? An evaluation of South Africa’s policy decision to elevate trophy hunting as a key conservation tool Trophy hunting, especially of iconic or endangered species, is a controversial subject. Scientists are increasingly...
Ukraine: Africa's divided response We look at Africa's perceived lack of response to the war in Ukraine, and what some critics claim is neglect in playing its part in upholding the values and principles of good governance internationally.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Raymond Zondo as South Africa’s Chief Justice.
West Africa Coups In recent years, West Africa has seen a spate of coups and attempted coups. Efforts by governance actors in the region to prevent these incidents have been largely ineffective. Coups are not the only security threat facing the region, and are just...
Sink or Swim - COP 26 The first issue of Africa in Fact (AIF60) this year takes a hard look at the outcomes of the 26th annual United Nations global climate summit (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, last November, and how these will impact Africa's efforts to mitigate and...
West Africa and Ghana face serious security challenges that have consequences for public safety. The sub-region over the years has encountered several unresolved security problems that are further compounded by emerging threats and health pandemics. The spread of...