Why we hear so often about corruption in Africa 9 Articles

by Aldo Bonincontro

Corruption is widespread in Africa, firstly, for the dictatorial regimes ruling nearly everywhere, the ideal conditions for corruption. The absence of control by parliaments, public opinion and press allows presidents and...read more

by Peter Ongera

An American university offers a limited number of scholarships for a six-week capacity development training program on "Anti-Corruption and Good Governance". Thirty two participants drawn from Africa attend the annual tra...read more

by Nammeh Stephen

Corruption in Africa is like a virus that has eaten very deep into the flesh of a human being.in Africa one just need to have an office to become a very rich person over night.Father presidents to the police on the streets...read more

by Mary Ofeze

Why corruption is at such a high level in Africa. If I may ask who brought corruption to Africa countries? The Whiteman came to Africa, used us, exploit our resources, bought slaves (now known in African as human traf...read more

by Berlin Asong

What sort of corruption is this topic addressing? And what type of corruption is it being associated with the African continent? Corruption refers to immoral practices including financial impropriety, sexual misconducts (p...read more

by Angel Phillips

Thumbing through British Vogue, I come across an advertisement for a credit card. It shows a tall blonde woman of Anglo descent in a gregarious pose with a Kenyan Masai Warrior. "This Card is Designed to Help Eliminate Aid...read more

by Chibueze Uche

THE CORRUPTION PROPAGANDA: FOR AND AGAINST At a recent conference of the IMF and the World Bank in Singapore, there seemed to emerge a consensus that Africa is the most corrupt continent in the world. What with the rest...read more

by Hakim Lagadeg

Stories of corruption in Africa are among the most prevalent news stories in Western media outlets that cover African issues. Why is this? Is there more corruption in Africa than on any other continent? No, but corruption...read more

by Jeremy N Willet

" For he will deliver the needy who cry out, the afflicted who have no one to help. He will take pity on the weak and the needy and save the needy from death. He will rescue them from oppression and violence, for prec...read more