People and Corruption: Africa Survey 2015
- Publisher:
- Transparency International
- Publication Date:
- 2 December 2015
- Tags:
- Africa, Corruption
For the latest African edition of the Global Corruption Barometer, we partnered with the Afrobarometer, which spoke to 43,143 respondents across 28 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa between March 2014 and September 2015 to ask them about their experiences and perceptions of corruption in their country.
Corruption Watchdog Reveals African Poll Statistics
- South Africa Tops Graft List As Continent Says Vice On the Rise - Survey
- Ghana Is the Second Most Corrupt Country in Africa - Report
- Corruption an Epidemic Keeping SA Back From Freedom, Fairness and Opportunity
- Liberia Leads Africa in Corruption From Citizens Perception
- 70 Percent Rate Government Poorly in Corruption War
- Majority Nigerians Unimpressed By Buhari Govt's Anti-Corruption War - Transparency International
- Many SSA Governments Failing Their People in Fighting Corruption - Transparency International
- African Business Executives, Police, Highly Corrupt - Report
- Over 80 Percent of South Africans Believe Corruption On the Rise
- 'Govts Not Doing Enough to Fight Corruption'
- Will Buhari's Judicial Reforms Work?
- 75 Million Give Bribe in Sub-Saharan Africa - Watchdog
- Transparency Proposes Measures Against Corruption
- Corruption on the Rise, Say Most Africans
- Corruption Fight Needs Political Will
- Graft War Is Won By More Than Just Words
- Graft in Tanzania Steals From the Land, in Uganda From the People
