Tag Archives: Mo Ibrahim

Nigeria: A powerhouse in decline

October 18, 2012 by IndepthAfrica

Uche Igwe I was not so surprised to read that Nigeria has joined the ten bottom governance performers in Africa. The latest Mo Ibrahim Foundation’s Assessment of Governance in Africa ranked Nigeria 43 out of 52 countries assessed – slightly … read more »

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Mo Ibrahim Index and Governance Prize: time to stop measuring leaders and start rewarding countries?

October 17, 2012 by IndepthAfrica

Dele Meiji Fatunla This year’s launch of the Mo Ibrahim Index on Governance and the Mo Ibrahim Prizefor leadership was full of signs and signals. In a signal that it wanted to engage more with governments, the foundation appointed Abdoulie … read more »

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No Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership

October 17, 2012 by IndepthAfrica

Six years ago, Mo Ibrahim, a Sudan-born British philanthropist who made his billions selling cell phones, established an award to support good governance in Africa: a $5 million cash prize — which includes a $200,000 yearly stipend for life — … read more »

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The sagacious Mo Ibrahim once again shunned Africa’s corrupt despots and habitual election cheaters

October 17, 2012 by IndepthAfrica

Getahune Bekele One of the most revered Sons of Africa, admired for his firm stance on good governance, human right issues and economic development in the continent, the Sudan born telecommunication billionaire, Mo Ibrahim, once again sided with tyrannized Africans … read more »

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