African leaders have been urged to build strong governance ecosystems capable of driving sustainable development across the continent, according to Professor Thomas Kwasi Teiku of the Department of Politics and International Relations at King's Western University.
Speaking at a recent conference, Professor Teiku emphasized the need for transparent institutions, rule of law, and accountability mechanisms. He noted that effective governance is essential for attracting investment, reducing poverty, and achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The call comes amid ongoing efforts by the African Union to promote good governance through its Agenda 2063 framework. Experts agree that strengthening governance systems can help address challenges such as corruption, political instability, and weak public services.
Further details on the specific recommendations or the event were not immediately available from verified sources.
