DAR ES SALAAM, Sept. 8 -- TANZANIA has risen to 78th place in the 2025 Chandler Good Government Index (CGGI), up from 82nd in 2021, marking it as the most improved country in Africa in the latest report.

CGGI is an annual ranking that evaluates the effectiveness and capabilities of 120 national governments using seven key pillars: Leadership and Foresight, Robust Laws and Policies, Strong Institutions, Financial Stewardship, Attractive Marketplace, Global Influence and Reputation and Helping People Rise.

The latest CGGI report notes that Tanzanias improved ranking is largely due to the governments increasing adoption of new policy solutions and reform strategies, particularly in the Leadership and Foresight pillar.

“The Tanzanian...