Abimbola Akosile emphasises the need for good governance in order to achieve development and realise the Millennium Development Goals in Nigeria

In an interview with The Straits Times in Singapore Mo Ibrahim talks about mobile communications, governance and the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership

Although commendable that the Mo Ibrahim Award is maintaining its high standards by again being withheld, is it realistic to expect candidates to emerge from Africa's current political climate? asks Yarik Turianskyi

For the second successive year, the Prize Committee of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation on African Leadership has announced that it has not selected any African leader for the prestigious award. The Punch looks at some of the factors which may have contributed to the decision.

Joachim Chissano, the former President of Mozambique speaks to New African’s Omar Ben Yedder about the Mo Ibrahim Prize Committee's decision to withold the Prize for a second year

Mo Ibrahim urges the UK government to champion anti-corruption legislation for European companies seeking to do business in Africa

The Vanguard commends the Prize Committee's decision not to award the Prize

Straight Talk Africa hosted by Shaka Ssali covers the announcement of the 2010 Ibrahim Prize

The Mo Ibrahim Prize committee has decided not to award its annual prize this year. The prize recognises and celebrates excellence in African leadership. Founder Mo Ibrahim explains why the committee decided against making an award.

A policy analyst, Kofi Bentil, says the recent announcement by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation that it could not identify any past African Leader worthy of its legendary award of excellence for Ex- African leaders should serve as a wake up call for the present leaders.