African Progress Backslides as Coups and War Persist in 2023

Tuesday, 22 October 2024, 21:48

African progress backslides as coups and war persist in 2023, according to the annual Ibrahim Index of African Governance. Despite positive developments in 33 nations, governance declined notably in 21 countries. This report highlights alarming trends affecting the continent's stability and growth.
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African Progress Backslides as Coups and War Persist in 2023

African Governance Report Reveals Deterioration

The annual Ibrahim Index of African Governance report has raised concerns regarding the overall state of governance across the continent. African progress backslides significantly as coups and war persist, with implications for economic stability and development.

Key Findings from the Report

  • Positive advancements noted in 33 countries.
  • Deteriorating governance observed in 21 countries.
  • Nearly half of African nations are experiencing regression.

These developments signal pressing challenges for policymakers aiming to foster stability and growth amidst ongoing conflicts.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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