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January 2007

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How '2' fight corruption in Zambia

Transparency International’s (TI) Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) released last month, showed that bribery for access to services is extremely high in Africa, where 32 percent of respondents indicated they had paid bribes in exchange for services such as registrations and permits. TI Zambia launched a "How '2'" campaign in 2006 to raise citizens’ awareness on how to obtain public services without resorting to paying bribes. >> read more

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corruption in the news

News from the Anti-Corruption Movement

Mixed reactions in Britain over government’s order to drop the investigation into arms deal. >> read more

Former Prime Minister of Ireland found guilty of corruption in the Moriarty Report. >> read more

Nigerian president Obasanjo dismisses Vice-President after he accepts the opposition's Presidential nomination. >> read more

Corruption in Quotes
"Indeed, corruption has become like the weather - something to complain about but not to expect to influence or change.” >> read more

Coming Up
Upcoming events of interest to the anti-corruption movement in January and February 2007. >> read more

Masthead
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