In a recent assessment by World Economics, a research organisation based in the United Kingdom, Ghana has emerged as the 5th best-governed country on the African continent, securing the top position in West Africa.
Ghana’s political rights have earned the country a grade of B and an index score of 61.7, as per data published by World Economics on their website.
In Africa, Mauritius leads the pack with a grade of B and an index score of 69.3, closely followed by Namibia in second place with an index of 69.1.
South Africa and Botswana occupy the third and fourth positions, respectively, with Ghana trailing behind in the rankings.
Ghana’s ranking reflects its commendable performance across all measured dimensions, outshining its West African counterparts.
Senegal, Ghana’s closest competitor in West Africa, secured the 6th position with a grade of C and an index score of 53.6.
On a global scale, Ghana holds the 48th position, surpassing several countries, including Argentina, Brazil, India, and Nigeria.
World Economics, with over three decades of experience, provides valuable insights into the governance landscape of more than 150 countries through its rankings, assisting investors in making well-informed decisions.