While the rest of the world seeks to exploit Africa’s resources – including critical minerals, a growing consumer base and a young workforce – to increase its own prosperity, sub-Saharan Africa must ensure that it takes advantage of these resources itself and invests the profits efficiently in the welfare of its citizens. Without effective and inclusive governance, this will not be possible. #AfricanGovernance #GoodGovernance #IIAG #OpenGov #Agenda2063 #EndBadGovernance #Africa #SADC
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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Norwegian counterpart Jonas Gahr Støre shook hands ahead of the FIFA World Cup quarterfinal clash between England and Norway on Saturday.
Starmer told Støre 'the time is ours' during their exchange at the NATO summit in Ankara.
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While the rest of the world seeks to exploit Africa’s resources, sub-Saharan Africa must ensure that it takes advantage of these resources itself for the benefit of its citizens. But without effective and inclusive governance, this will not be possible https://t.co/DUzgfrb5ES #ACF2026 @forumdc
The debt crisis facing African nations is real. 👇🏽 is what our governments can do about it. #Africaceoforum#Africaforwardsummit https://t.co/NxHLcy9SHz
Governance plays a central role in development, but progress in this area has been slow in sub-Saharan Africa. This affects many aspects of life, from well-being and political freedom to economic growth. #africaforwardsummit#Africaceoforum https://t.co/kUFmg85zEa
Though Africa’s economies are growing, people remain poor. There are ways to change this – by leveraging human capital, agriculture and taxation, for example. But governments need to step up their game. #Africaforwardsummit#Africaceoforum https://t.co/PVrvZxxycg
More inclusive governance is the best
strategy for countries in sub-Saharan
Africa to combat the consequences of
social, economic and political exclusion. Read my op-ed on the topic, published by @forumdc