Corruption remains one of Africa’s greatest obstacles to sustainable development, eroding trust in public institutions, undermining the rule of law, and diverting resources meant for public benefit. According to...
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A stark example of transnational corruption
Corruption is one of the most pervasive and corrosive challenges to governance, economic growth, and human rights worldwide. It diverts public funds from essential services, deepens inequality, and erodes trust in...
Hybrid Event: Advancing governance through the proposed International Anti-Corruption Court (IACCourt)
A public lecture and panel discussion presented by the University of Namibia, School of Law, in collaboration with Good Governance Africa (GGA), and Integrity Initiatives International. Corruption remains one of the...
Why has corruption increased after the Zondo report?
The glaring inaction that followed the Zondo Commission report, with no arrests or consequences for people named in it two years after it was published, came under the spotlight recently at the 4th annual Southern...
Comprehending corruption and its economic effects
It can seem trite to state that corruption has deleterious effects on economic growth and development. But it does. The key question, of course, is how best to generate incentives that move people away from engaging in...
‘Budgeted corruption’ deepens Africa’s woes
Among the highest salaries in the world are those of public servants, many of them in African countries struggling with grinding poverty, underdevelopment and stagnant economies. At the pinnacle of every public service...
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