Daily Corruption News: 27 August 2012

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Posted 27 August 2012

Today's top story

Kenya: New Africa: why Kenya's corruption-buster has high hopes for the future
The Observer

Former journalist John Githongo, who was once forced to flee Kenya and his post as anti-corruption tsar, explains why he remains optimistic.



More news

Global: EU lawmakers favour tougher extractive industries bill
TrustLaw

Global: HSBC in settlement talks with U.S over money-laundering probe
Bloomberg

India: Indian PM dismisses charges of coal mine corruption
Voice of America

Pakistan: Pakistan court grants PM time in graft case
Al Jazeera

Slovakia: ‘Thanks, I do not take bribes’
Slovak Spectator (TI mention)



Multimedia of the week

Pakistan: Pakistan court gives prime minister more time to resolve corruption dispute
CNN



Blogs and opinion

Global: Corruption outside west raises hurdles in march of the makers
The Guardian (TI mention)



News from Transparency International

Web feature: US ruling on oil, gas and mining companies will make them more accountable
On the blog: Sunshine on the horizon for the oil, gas and mining cash





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