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Fourth Cohort of Amujae Leaders Announced by the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center

They’re not waiting for tomorrow—they’re shaping today. The Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center for Women and Development (EJS Center) unveils its fourth cohort of Amujae Leaders. This group of 13 exceptional women from across Africa is set to redefine public leadership, joining 42 trailblazers from 19 countries in the prestigious Amujae Initiative, launched in 2020 […]

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African Leadership

Transforming African Leadership Through Unified Governance

By Kenneth D. Johnson Africa is often described as a continent of immense promise, rich in natural resources, and home to a vibrant, youthful population. With 30% of the world’s known mineral reserves and 65% of uncultivated arable land, Africa has the foundational assets to secure a prosperous future. However, socio-economic challenges, such as infrastructure deficits […]

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What’s At Stake For Africa In 2025

By Michelle Gavin No one expects a great deal of focus on Africa policy from the incoming Trump administration. But the Africa portfolio in 2025 will present ample opportunities to assert or decline U.S. leadership, to protect or endanger U.S. interests, and to align with or oppose African societies.    The peace and security agenda is particularly fraught. Instability […]

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A Decade Of Progress Is Under Threat As Overall African Governance Flatlines, The 2022 Ibrahim Index Of African Governance Finds

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. Improvements in human development and economic opportunities are being undermined by an increasingly perilous security situation and widespread democratic backsliding, as the continent struggles to […]

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African Governance Progress Lagging Behind Needs & Expectations

2018 Ibrahim Index of African Governance Despite strong GDP growth over the last ten years, Africa has failed to generate economic opportunities for its booming youth population The 2018 Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG), launched today by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, highlights that public governance progress in Africa is lagging behind the needs and expectations […]

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