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Sisters on a pilgrimage to honor Ugandan martyrs describe the journey as a way to renew their faith and zeal in the service to the church. They use the event to pray to God to intervene in the challenges the country is facing and to recommit their faith to God.  

An examination of the rankings of oil-rich counties in the 2008Index of Economic Freedom reveals that, for the most part, citizensof oil-producing countries are stuck in poverty. But that does notmean oil-rich countries are doomed to economic mediocrity.

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This week I would like to focus on money laundering, which forms part of the corruption menu. Unfortunately, Denmark, the second-least corrupt country in the world on the Corruption Perceptions Index of Transparency International, finds itself entangled in Europe’s biggest-ever money-laundering scandal. But, money laundering is not limited to Denmark,…

Part one of a two-part series examines how Nepal’s political leaders fraudulently certified Nepali citizens as Bhutanese refugees to send them to the United States.

Central European companies are scouting out locations, signing contracts and launching projects deep in war-torn Ukraine, seeking a foothold for future reconstruction work that could be worth... | May 25, 2023

Central European companies are scouting out locations, signing contracts and launching projects deep in war-torn Ukraine, seeking a foothold for future reconstruction work that could be worth hundreds of billions of dollars.

In celebrating Africa Day, Chris Jones and Pregala Pillay focus on corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa and what certain well-performing countries are doing right in their fight against the scourge.

New York Times: Tate had sought out a place where “corruption is accessible to everybody".