Adoption of Integrated Long-term Development Plans in Africa

TLDR

• Prof Kindiki made the call during the Africa50 Shareholders Meeting in Dar es Salaam today, which also marked the institution’s 10th anniversary.
• Speaking at the meeting, he said the continent’s progress depends on strong political commitment, visionary leadership and effective systems that support long-term development.
• Prof Kindiki said Africa should also adopt integrated long-term development plans that take into account future needs, available resources and productive investments.
• DAR ES SALAAM: KENYA’S Deputy President Prof Abraham Kithure Kindiki has urged African countries to build confidence in their own capabilities and strengthen home-grown solutions to achieve transformative development.
• Political changes that result in policy uncertainty remain among the major challenges slowing Africa’s development.