Good and decentralised governance, not economic models, according to the business and industry giants, would halt economic degeneration and create growth on the African continent. It is gratifying to note too that participants agreed that they learnt some essentials of good governance beyond academic definitions. What is more, Mo Ibrahim and other world-class as well as remarkable non-governmental individuals, or worthy Africans should not be ignored in forging African models for good governance. Seeking good governance, therefore, should override the search for such economic models that have made Africa the poorest continent on earth. And poor governance is a reproach that must be removed through a powerful weapon of global competitiveness called Good Governance in Africa (GGA).

Source: The North Africa Journal April 03, 2017 04:07 UTC