Corrupt/Worst Governments

The African Policy and Opinion Research’s (APOR) rating of governments in African countries is based on a framework that considers criteria in the country’s overall political, economic, social, human rights, physical and food security, environmental and governance dimensions. These consist of a series of observatory indicators and sub-indicators, fact-finding and media content analysis.  We especially research and analyze evidence that policies and actions for mitigating risks, abuse and corruption are either in place, are being put in place, or will be put in place by a government for change and improvement.

South Sudan
Somalia
Libya
South Sudan
Gambia
Zimbabwe
Central African Republic
Cameroon
Chad
Sudan
Liberia
Uganda
Democratic Republic of Congo
Nigeria
Equatorial Guinea
Mali
Mauritania
Niger
Togo
Guinea Bissau
Western Sahara