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Ghana | Rwanda | Mauritius | Kenya Politics Rwanda, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius volunteer for NEPAD scrutiny afrol News, 16 February - During a NEPAD summit on Saturday in Kigali (Rwanda), four African countries volunteered to be reviewed on good governance, democratic standards and economic policy. Rwanda, Ghana, Kenya and Mauritius are to be the first countries to be scrutinised by the African Peer Review Mechanism.Several Heads of State, including Ghana's President John Kufuor and South Africa's Thabo Mbeki were at the Kigali summit, hosted by Rwandan President Paul Kagame. Here, the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) formally launched its much expected "African Peer Review Mechanism". By staff writers © afrol News - Create an e-mail alert for Ghana news - Create an e-mail alert for Rwanda news - Create an e-mail alert for Mauritius news - Create an e-mail alert for Kenya news - Create an e-mail alert for Politics news |
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