Pages: 94-96

Abstract

The issue of good governance has been a sources of concern and serious debate in Africa as ‎it is in short supply in the continent. This work took a study of the various sub-regional ‎protocols and strategies geared towards peer-reviewed good governance in various states ‎that constitute each sub-region. The study found that despite all regional efforts toward ‎engendering both regional economic integration through good governance, not much ‎success has been recorded as a plethora of factors (such as lack of self-financing ‎mechanism for regional parliamentary, inequitable distribution of the benefits of regional ‎economic integration, lack of political will to implement several protocols bordering on ‎regional parliamentary integration due to the absence of sanctions, etc.) constitute ‎challenges to good governance and regional economic integration in Africa and made ‎appropriate recommendations‎‎.