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March 2009

interview of the month

Michela Wrong, award winning author

Michela Wrong’s latest book “It’s Our Turn to Eat: the Story of a Kenyan Whistleblower” has stirred controversy in Kenya. Through the struggles of anti-corruption whistleblower John Githongo, Wrong examines how corruption has plagued the country. Transparency Watch spoke with Wrong about the themes behind her book: identity, history, cynicism and integrity >> read more

spotlight story

Seeing through the financial crisis

The outcomes of the G20 Summit represent a defining moment in the current economic crisis, for they either point to a common road map to recovery, or mark a missed opportunity, the repercussions of which will be felt around the world >> read more

Anti-Corruption Work Around the World

corruption in the news

TI chair Huguette Labelle visits East Africa >> read more

Anti-corruption petition to European Commission and EU Members States >> read more

Banks and "Undue Diligence" >> read more

British probe reports corruption in Turks & Caicos >> read more

Pakistan reinstates judge >> read more

Former president of Malawi charged with corruption >> read more

News from the Anti-Corruption Movement
The TI movement is committed to fighting corruption around the world. Click here to read this month's highlights. >> read more

Corruption in Quotes
“Corruption is a cancer..." >> read more