14 August 2025 · 1 min read · Part of Public sector reform and capacity building for African governments
Economic Governance School for senior African public officials
GIMPA, the National School of Government (South Africa) and the Kenya School of Government jointly run the Economic Governance School for senior public officials. The second module took place at the NSG in Johannesburg in August 2025 with 46 participants, including Deputy Ministers, MECs and Heads of Departments from Kenya, Ghana and South Africa; a third module followed in Nairobi in October 2025.

GIMPA, the National School of Government (South Africa) and the Kenya School of Government jointly run the Economic Governance School for senior public officials. The second module took place at the NSG in Johannesburg in August 2025 with 46 participants, including Deputy Ministers, MECs and Heads of Departments from Kenya, Ghana and South Africa; a third module followed in Nairobi in October 2025.
This initiative, spearheaded by The National School of Government, Kenya School of Government, and Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, aims to cultivate a cadre of proficient, ethical, and forward-thinking public service leaders to drive Africa’s progress. The program has attracted 46 prominent participants, including Deputy Ministers, MECs, and Heads of Departments, representing Kenya, Ghana, and South Africa.
