GGA analyses the new patterns of political violence in SA
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Poverty Mapping of the Obuasi Municipality and Obuasi East District
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Farewell John Robertson, the economist who spoke truth to power
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Media statement on the chaos and looting in South Africa
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Media statement on the passing of Oluseyi Bickersteth
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GGA analyses the new patterns of political violence in SA
Can Africa join the digital data revolution?
Governments cannot plan for what they do not know. Or to put it another way, accurate, accessible and intelligible data is critical to inclusive development and governance in Africa. Reliable data is of particular relevance as the continent grapples with policymaking...
Reviewing the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), Ghana: Assessing Progress on the Renewed Anti-Corruption Fight
The Office of the Special Prosecutor in Ghana was instituted in 2018 to aid the Government of Ghana in the investigation and prosecution of cases and allegations of corruption and other criminal wrongdoing. Despite the presence of bodies such as the Economic and...
Poverty Mapping of the Obuasi Municipality and Obuasi East District
The mining industry in Ghana accounts for 1.2% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), with minerals making up 31% of total exports, of which gold contributed about 96% of these total mineral exports as at 2017. The industry contributed 23.3% and 12.6% of the...
Running towards a fiscal cliff with no parachute
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s maiden budget speech makes all the right noises. But it lacks a critical focus on key governance outcomes and a real strategy to address the risks.
SONA 2022 – Some progress, lots of problems
Good Governance Africa (GGA) has studied the president’s SONA 2022 speech from last night. The speech includes some laudable attempts at addressing the ANC’s lamentable record in governance over the past year and in the longer term. Some of these are noted in our...
Farewell John Robertson, the economist who spoke truth to power
In John Robertson’s passing (1937-2022), Zimbabwe has lost one of its most eminent economists. Throughout his professional life, he remained a voice of conscience while bearing witness to the best and worst moments of Zimbabwe’s economic journey. Having...
A Celebration of Good Governance Africa’s People, Products and Pledge Launch
On 1 September 2021, Good Governance Africa launched its brand new world-class website, products and new citizen action initiative named the GGA Pledge, as well as shared GGA's pivot to digitalisation which is not only unapologetically African, but embraces the impact...
Media statement on the chaos and looting in South Africa
14 JULY 2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE South Africa is in a perfect storm and the focus has to stay on governance Scenes of chaos and orchestrated looting, concentrated in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, have rocked South Africa heavily over the last week. President Cyril...
Media statement on the passing of Oluseyi Bickersteth
05 MARCH 2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Good Governance Africa is sad to announce the passing of its Nigeria chairman, respected corporate figure Oluseyi Bickersteth. Mr Bickersteth, a former chairman of KPMG Africa, died in his sleep at his home in Lagos on Wednesday...