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South African corruption: Why Mzansi doesn't score a PASS mark - Vimarsana News

South African corruption: Why Mzansi doesn't score a PASS mark

A worldwide index has bestowed expert-level status onto South African corruption. Here’s why Mzansi is on the wrong side of the ranking.

Britain falls to its lower-ever position in leading global corruption index behind Hong Kong and Uruguay as Denmark, Finland and Norway top table - Vimarsana News

Britain falls to its lower-ever position in leading global corruption index behind Hong Kong and Uruguay as Denmark, Finland and Norway top table

The UK, which historically had been ranked very favourably by the panel of experts, has in recent years tumbled down the order and comes in at a lowly 20th place with a score of 71/100

Jeremy's weekly wrap - Moneyweb - Vimarsana News

Jeremy's weekly wrap - Moneyweb

This week on Moneyweb@Midday we delved into shifts in remote working culture, some worrying stats in the metals and engineering sector, and the state of corruption in SA.

Top 10 Least Corrupt Countries in 2023; Singapore Ranks 5th - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Least Corrupt Countries in 2023; Singapore Ranks 5th

Transparency International released the 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index and placed Singapore in the 5th place, the only Asian country in the top 10.

Behind the shine of the Pacific Games lurks poor governance and corruption - Vimarsana News

Behind the shine of the Pacific Games lurks poor governance and corruption

Opinion - Since 2019, my country (Solomon Islands) has become a hotbed for diplomatic tensions and foreign interference, and undue influence, writes Ruth Liloqula

Source: rnz.co.nz