A participant in the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), which promotes good governance on the continent, told VOA the process continues to function.
The APRM was started in 2003 to encourage conformity among participating African countries with regards to democracy, political, economic and socio-economic governance. Some have suggested it has been silent lately.
Attorney Akere Muna is a former chairman of Transparency International-Cameroon and an eminent person in the African Review Mechanism.
He said African leaders should listen to the peer review recommendations if they are to avoid what is happening in Tunisia and Egypt.
