Daily Corruption News: 1 February 2013

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Posted 1 February 2013

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Nigeria: Farouk Lawan charged over $3m fuel scam ‘bribe’
BBC

The Nigerian MP who headed an inquiry which found that a fuel subsidy scam had cost the country $6.8bn (£4.2bn) has been charged with corruption.



More news

Global: TeliaSonera chief Nyberg quits after Uzbek bribery report
Bloomberg

Global: China’s corruption crackdown hones in on B.C. pulp mill
The Globe and Mail

Bangladesh: Bangladesh drops plan to seek World Bank aid after graft charge
Reuters

Canada: Municipal workers eager to blow whistle on corruption, police chief says
The Montreal Gazette

India: Lokpal anti-corruption bill: India cabinet clears changes
BBC

South Africa: Local government most corrupt, says watchdog
Independent Online



Blogs and opinion

Indonesia: Politicians and corruption
The Jakarta Post

US: Doubt is cast on firms hired to help banks
The New York Times (blogs)



News from Transparency International

Web feature: Everyone pays the cost – corruption in the defence sector
On the blog: Cyprus: a chance to strengthen its fight against money laundering





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