Angola achieves remarkable progress in governance and anti-corruption

Angola achieves remarkable progress in governance and anti-corruption
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Luanda – Angola has emerged as one of Africa’s top performers in governance over the past decade, according to the 2024 Mo Ibrahim Foundation Report. The country climbed an impressive nine positions in the Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG), securing the 36th rank in 2023. This upward movement showcases Angola’s resilience and commitment to comprehensive reforms aimed at sustainable development and improved governance.

Among the 16 sub-categories measured in the report, Angola achieved improvements in 15, with particularly impressive strides in Anti-Corruption. The country recorded a 17.9-point increase in this category, becoming the second-best performer in anti-corruption reforms across the continent. Angola’s most significant achievements include enhancements in five out of six key anti-corruption indicators, with some showing gains of up to 32.1 points.

This progress reflects the government’s firm commitment to transparency, accountability, and integrity. Angola has strengthened public procurement processes, enhanced oversight of state institutions, and implemented stricter laws to combat corruption across both public and private sectors.

Beyond governance, Angola has also made substantial investments in infrastructure and economic diversification. These efforts have improved the business environment, increased connectivity, and raised living standards for its citizens. The ongoing development of transport networks, digital infrastructure, and energy access is further positioning Angola as a key player in regional economic growth.

Despite its success, Angola still faces security challenges, with a reported 2.9-point decline in the security and safety category. However, the government remains committed to stabilizing the situation and creating a safer environment for its population. Authorities are actively addressing these issues through policy reforms, enhanced policing, and regional cooperation.

With a 5.8-point improvement in overall governance since 2014, Angola demonstrates that sustained reform efforts can yield transformative results. The country’s achievements in governance and economic development have made it a more attractive destination for investors and positioned it for long-term success.

Angola’s journey offers a powerful example of how strategic reforms, coupled with a focus on good governance, can lay the foundation for sustainable growth. As the country continues to advance, its progress reflects a bright future where transparency, accountability, and prosperity align to benefit its citizens and strengthen its role on the global stage.

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