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 Good Governance Africa is a research and advocacy non-profit organisation with centres across Africa focused solely on improving governance across the continent. GGA engages in applied research and stimulates critical debate.Copyright 2025 Good Governance Africa Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
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    • Episode 22: The Blue Economy

      Episode 22: The Blue Economy
      Oct 2 2023
      According to the World Bank, the blue economy is the “sustainable use of ocean resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods, and jobs while preserving the health of the ocean”. The blue economy has great potential to contribute to higher and faster GDP growth across Africa. The continent’s seafood, aquaculture, and fisheries industries employ 12.3 million people, at least a third of whom are women.
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      13 min
    • Episode 21: Africa’s green energy opportunity

      Episode 21: Africa’s green energy opportunity
      Jul 7 2023
      Africa is emerging as a theatre of competition for global powers and there are significant opportunities on offer for savvy African states to exploit – most notably in the energy arena. Explores Ronak Gopaldas.
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      13 min
    • Episode 20: The crucial role of local governance structures

      Episode 20: The crucial role of local governance structures
      Apr 3 2023
      Across Africa, local government is the main governance authority responsible for connecting with local communities. Names given to these structures differ from country to country. Among the more common are “assemblies”, “councils” and “municipalities”. However, these naming distinctions belie the generally similar systems of local government in Africa. Explores GGA's Pranish Desai
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      10 min
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