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Nearly one in three Africans say they have paid a bribe in the past year, and almost one in five have paid it to a government official, according to the continent's most ... Read more »
African Governments Failing in Corruption Fight
Nearly one in three Africans say they have paid a bribe in the past year, and almost one in five have paid it to a government official, according to the continent's most comprehensive survey of public opinion.InFocus
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Africa: Governments Failing in Corruption Fight
allAfrica, 13 November 2013
Most Africans say their governments are failing in the fight against corruption, and many believe the situation has deteriorated in the last decade, according to the continent's… Read more »
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Africa: Corruption Punishes Poor the Most, Says Report
allAfrica, 13 November 2013
An excerpt from the Afrobarometer report, "Governments Falter in Fight to Curb Corruption: The people give most a failing grade", published in November 2013: Read more »
The orange bar shows how the number of Africans who believe their governments are doing a poor job of fighting corruption has increased steadily in the past decade. The statistics cover the 16 countries surveyed for the full period.
Documents
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13 November 2013
Governments Falter in Fight to Curb Corruption: The people give most a failing grade
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- Samantha Richmond and Carmen Alpin
- Publisher:
- Samantha Richmond and Carmen Alpin
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The full, 34-page Afrobarometer report on corruption. see more »
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