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Africa must fight 'strongman' backslide, billionaire Ibrahim says - Vimarsana News

Africa must fight 'strongman' backslide, billionaire Ibrahim says

Africa must fight against a slide towards strongman authoritarianism that has resulted in a series of military coups and a clampdown on civil society in many countries, Sudanese-British billionaire Mo Ibrahim said. Ibrahim's foundation launched its Index of African Governance (IIAG) on Wednesday, which warned that advances in human development and economic opportunities were undermined by worsening security and widespread democratic backsliding.

INTERNATIONAL INJUSTICES COST AFRICA $3.8 TRILLION SINCE 2016, LEAVING 11 AFRICAN CHILDREN TO DIE EVERY TWO MINUTES - Vimarsana News

INTERNATIONAL INJUSTICES COST AFRICA $3.8 TRILLION SINCE 2016, LEAVING 11 AFRICAN CHILDREN TO DIE EVERY TWO MINUTES

‘Justice for Africa’s Children’ report finds massive injustices have contributed to rise in child laborers, children out of school & child hunger across Africa.

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IIAG

Despite a marginal improvement over the past decade (2012-2021), the 2022 Ibrahim  Index of African Governance (IIAG) shows that governance in Africa has flatlined in the three years since 2019.

Source: africa.com
Much of Africa Less Safe, Democratic Than in 2012 - Vimarsana News

Much of Africa Less Safe, Democratic Than in 2012

Dakar - A new report on African governance released Wednesday finds much of the continent is "less safe, secure and democratic" than it was 10

Report: Much of Africa Less Safe, Democratic Than in 2012 - Vimarsana News

Report: Much of Africa Less Safe, Democratic Than in 2012

The democratic backsliding now threatens to reverse decades of progress made in Africa, according to an index of governance compiled by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation