Botswana stagnant in governance rankings
Tuesday, October 06, 2009
The 2009 Ibrahim Index of African Governance says for the third year running, Botswana has been ranked fourth from 53 African countries.
From the four broad categories used to measure governance in the Index, Botswana slipped by 10 points in the Participation and Human Rights category, leading to the country's ranking to become stagnant despite improvements in the other three categories.The Ibrahim Index measures the delivery of public goods and services to citizens by governments and non-state actors across 84 indicators of governance.
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