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Representatives and members of CLGF meet Ghana's Vice-President
Representatives and members of CLGF met with Ghanas Vice-President Hon John Dramani Mahama during a recent CLGF seminar in Ghana. They informed him of the outcomes of the seminar and discussed greater cooperation on local government issues with Ghana and the region. Local government representatives from Ghana, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa and UK who had attended the workshop were part of the delegation. Read More
CLGF pledges to help strengthen local government in Nigeria
CLGF has said that it will support Nigeria to strengthen local government and ensure application of the constitutional provisions for local government. Read More
Good practice in Ghana

Good practice in Ghana

22 July 2011
Hon Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo, Minister of Local Government and Rural Development and member of the CLGF Board, opened the first of a series of Commonwealth workshops dealing with decentralisation and local government good practices. Ghana hosted the workshop in, Accra, 20-21 July through the National Association of Local Authorities of Ghana (NALAG) and the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development. Read More
Developing decentralisation in East Africa
East African Community (EAC) have agreed to set up a Local Government Forum for Eastern Africa to discuss decentralisation within the region and the challenges they face in developing strategies for strengthening local government. This was agreed at the closing of a regional meeting of local government ministers and local government representatives from the EAC and beyond, which took place in Kigali from 4-5 May. Read More
CLGF re-elects Mayor Moya Chairperson
The Board of the Commonwealth Local Government Forum (CLGF) unanimously re-elected the Mayor of Belize City Council, Zenaida Moya, as Chairperson for 2011-2013 at its meeting in Cardiff Wales on 18 March 2011. Read More
Commonwealth commits to local economic development
Commonwealth local authorities have pledged to develop partnerships with business, the private sector and development agencies to help their communities out of the recession. The Cardiff Consensus for Local Economic Development, agreed this week, also commits local government to become more strategic when developing local infrastructure, tourism and services. Read More
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