Good Governance Africa
Good Governance Africa (GGA) is an independent governance organisation working to strengthen governance systems and institutions across the continent. With centres in West Africa, Nigeria and the Horn of Africa, an active presence in Southern Africa, and partnerships and programmes across the continent, GGA combines locally grounded expertise with a pan-African perspective. Through research, analysis, advocacy, strategic convening, and applied programmes, we generate evidence, inform public debate, and bring together governments, civil society, business, academia, and citizens to advance more accountable, inclusive and effective governance. Working at national, regional and continental levels, GGA connects governance to the development challenges that shape citizens’ lives and Africa’s future. We turn knowledge into action through partnerships and practical engagement that strengthen accountability, inform better policy and decision-making, empower citizens, and create the conditions in which citizens, communities, and economies can thrive.
Senior Appointments At Good Governance Africa

Senior Appointments At Good Governance Africa

MEDIA STATEMENT 6 April 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE             JOHANNESBURG – Good Governance Africa has made key appointments to its senior management structure to reflect the organisation’s growth across the continent and elsewhere. GGA SADC Executive...

The trust deficit in mining

The trust deficit in mining

The prevailing trust deficit between sub-Saharan governments and mining companies could be bridged by better governance on both sides A dispute between South Africa’s Chamber of Mines and the department of mineral resources over the latest iteration of the Mining...

Good Governance Africa
Good Governance Africa (GGA) is an independent governance organisation working to strengthen governance systems and institutions across the continent. With centres in West Africa, Nigeria and the Horn of Africa, an active presence in Southern Africa, and partnerships and programmes across the continent, GGA combines locally grounded expertise with a pan-African perspective. Through research, analysis, advocacy, strategic convening, and applied programmes, we generate evidence, inform public debate, and bring together governments, civil society, business, academia, and citizens to advance more accountable, inclusive and effective governance. Working at national, regional and continental levels, GGA connects governance to the development challenges that shape citizens’ lives and Africa’s future. We turn knowledge into action through partnerships and practical engagement that strengthen accountability, inform better policy and decision-making, empower citizens, and create the conditions in which citizens, communities, and economies can thrive.
The trust deficit in mining

The trust deficit in mining

The prevailing trust deficit between sub-Saharan governments and mining companies could be bridged by better governance on both sides A dispute between South Africa’s Chamber of Mines and the department of mineral resources over the latest iteration of the Mining...