Ibrahim Index of African Governance
The IIAG is an annual statistical assessment of the quality of governance in every african country.
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Download nowThe Mo Ibrahim Foundation is an African foundation, established in 2006 with one focus: the critical importance of governance and leadership in Africa. It is our belief that governance and leadership lie at the heart of any tangible and shared improvement in the quality of life of African citizens.
The IIAG is an annual statistical assessment of the quality of governance in every african country.
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Download nowThe Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership celebrates excellence in African leadership. It is awarded to a former Executive Head of State or Government by an independent Prize Committee.
Find out moreThe Ibrahim Forum is an annual high-level discussion forum convened around one specific issue of critical importance to Africa that demands committed leadership and sound governance. Each year it takes place in a different African country.
Learn moreThe 2015 Ibrahim Forum took place in Accra, Ghana. The topic was Urbanising Africa.
Read moreThe Ibrahim Leadership Fellowships form a selective programme designed to mentor future African leaders. The Fellows receive mentoring from the current leaders of key multilateral institutions.
Learn moreThe IIAG is the most accurate picture of what is going on in Africa, based on data, not personal views or political bias. -Mo Ibrahim How the Ibrahim Index of African Governance is built ...
Phindulo Tshidzumba, from Limpopo South Africa, has won the Student category in the MyAfrica photo competition. He will share his prize with his school Thohoyandou Technical High School. Phindulo is a self-taught photographer currently ...
Samar Baiomy, a painter, visual artist, filmmaker and amateur photographer from Alexandria has won the Amateur category in the MyAfrica photo competition. Her passion for painting started in 2009 when she joined the Faculty of ...
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation has published a mini-report which aims to draw out the key issues facing Africa in the context of the data revolution: An African data revolution is underway. Progress has been ...
Jeri Muchura of Kenya has walked away with the $10,000 prize money for the Professional category in the MyAfrica photo competition. Jeri is a documentary photographer born and raised in Kenya. She specialises in documenting ...
Africa’s future celebrated in thought-provoking and inspiring photographs The Mo Ibrahim Foundation today announced the winners of MyAfrica, a photography competition to capture visions of Africa’s future as seen by Africans. The ...