Private Sector Anti-Corruption in South Africa Post-Zondo: Implications for Local and International Business, Current Reform Trajectory, and Strategic Value for the Conference The Zondo Commission fundamentally changed the anti-corruption landscape for South Africa’s...
Join Good Governance Africa, with support from the EU Enhancing Accountability Technical Assistance Facility, for a high-level roundtable breakfast on strengthening integrity, reducing corruption risks, and building more resilient businesses. Featuring internationally...
Join us for a high-level dialogue on procurement integrity, corporate accountability and cross-border compliance. Featuring internationally recognised governance and compliance specialist Dr Max Burger-Scheidlin, the discussion will explore practical approaches to...
Good Governance Africa – Horn of Africa Regional Office (GGA-HARO) initiated a three-part pre-election public dialogue series based on the conviction that evidence-based policy dialogue among political parties and key stakeholders significantly contributes to efforts...
At the heart of GGA’s vision lies the institutionalisation of good governance across Africa: a future where public institutions are accountable, inclusive and responsive to citizens’ needs. To achieve this, the organisation pursues rigorous policy research, produces...
Decentralisation and local governance have garnered currency in Eastern Africa in recent decades. Deliberate efforts towards decentralisation in Eastern Africa started during the late 1980s and early 1990s. This wave of decentralisation was induced by disappointing...
In Africa, the informal economy largely arises from exclusion from the formal and modern sectors. This means that the primary drivers of informality stem more from a lack of alternatives for entering the formal sector than from a deliberate choice to evade taxation...
Recognising that gaps in public institutions affect governance quality, Good Governance Africa–Horn of Africa organised a five-part public dialogue series on institutional development and good governance in Ethiopia. The series examined the state of public...
Youth is considered the age range between childhood and adulthood. However, it is difficult to give a straightforward, universally accepted definition of what a youth is or of the basic idea of youth. This is because the definition of youth, although often based on...
Africa’s cities are growing fast, but not always in ways that are easy to manage. Rapid urbanisation continues to place pressure on infrastructure, service delivery and governance systems, often exposing gaps that are difficult to see at a single-city level. This...
Private Sector Anti-Corruption in South Africa Post-Zondo: Implications for Local and International Business, Current Reform Trajectory, and Strategic Value for the Conference The Zondo Commission fundamentally changed the anti-corruption landscape for South Africa’s...
Join Good Governance Africa, with support from the EU Enhancing Accountability Technical Assistance Facility, for a high-level roundtable breakfast on strengthening integrity, reducing corruption risks, and building more resilient businesses. Featuring internationally...
Join us for a high-level dialogue on procurement integrity, corporate accountability and cross-border compliance. Featuring internationally recognised governance and compliance specialist Dr Max Burger-Scheidlin, the discussion will explore practical approaches to...
Good Governance Africa – Horn of Africa Regional Office (GGA-HARO) initiated a three-part pre-election public dialogue series based on the conviction that evidence-based policy dialogue among political parties and key stakeholders significantly contributes to efforts...
At the heart of GGA’s vision lies the institutionalisation of good governance across Africa: a future where public institutions are accountable, inclusive and responsive to citizens’ needs. To achieve this, the organisation pursues rigorous policy research, produces...
Decentralisation and local governance have garnered currency in Eastern Africa in recent decades. Deliberate efforts towards decentralisation in Eastern Africa started during the late 1980s and early 1990s. This wave of decentralisation was induced by disappointing...
In Africa, the informal economy largely arises from exclusion from the formal and modern sectors. This means that the primary drivers of informality stem more from a lack of alternatives for entering the formal sector than from a deliberate choice to evade taxation...
Recognising that gaps in public institutions affect governance quality, Good Governance Africa–Horn of Africa organised a five-part public dialogue series on institutional development and good governance in Ethiopia. The series examined the state of public...
Youth is considered the age range between childhood and adulthood. However, it is difficult to give a straightforward, universally accepted definition of what a youth is or of the basic idea of youth. This is because the definition of youth, although often based on...
Africa’s cities are growing fast, but not always in ways that are easy to manage. Rapid urbanisation continues to place pressure on infrastructure, service delivery and governance systems, often exposing gaps that are difficult to see at a single-city level. This...