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In his 2022 national budget, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube made a key announcement; the government will no longer pay incentives to whistleblowers. Under existing laws, if someone provides information on a case of tax evasion, for example, they are given 10% of whatever money the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) recovers from the culprit. This system...

Nigeria, the 'Giant of Africa' and most populous, marks its independence every October 1. Understandably, the people are not happy about insecurity,

British High Commissioner Robert Chatterton Dickson however lauded Bangladesh’s many success stories such as Pathao and Food Panda, despite the difficulties

İnsanlığın yeryüzündeki serüvenine, canlıların doğadaki yaşam mücadelesine, halkların ve toplumların var olma mücadelesine, özgürlük ve adalet arayışına gailesi olanlar için Kıbrıs’ın yazım dünyasında bir Gaile var

Bu yılki raporun “yönetici özeti”nde de ifade edildiği üzere, “Yolsuzluk en fazla kamuya ait taşınmazların kullandırılmasında gerçekleşmektedir” (s. 12). Bu da; bizlere, yolsuzluk algısının geçen yıllar boyunca değişmemekle kalmayıp, kalıcılaşmaya başladı

Democracy’s struggles are internal, not geopolitical. It needs to clean up its act, not pick fights with autocrats, writes Debasish Roy Chowdhury.

Raheem Akingbolu reviews the three-year project end line report of the Akin Fadeyi Foundation, which chronicles the impact of the subtle campaigns deplored to address corruption in Nigeria. He reckons that the report has further confirmed that Nigeria has lost over $500 billion to corruption since Independence, despite all efforts to re-orientate the citizenry. In recent times, stakeholders in Nigeria are concerned about the country’s image crisis and daily attempting various approaches throu...

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Top among Nigeria’s demands at the UN Assembly are, more effective international cooperation against corruption and the return....

Getty Images Nigerian President Muhammadu Buharis son-in-law is wanted as part of an investigation into an alleged $65-million housing fraud. The Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) said Gimba Yau Kumo and two others were being sought for misappropriating and diverting funds earmarked for a national housing project development. Buhari spokesperson Garba Shehu confirmed the investigation into the presidents son-in-law. Nigerian President Muhammadu Buharis son-in-law is wanted as part...