Corruption in African countries is hindering economic, political and social development, Transparency International said releasing its Global Corruption Barometer for Africa.
It is a major barrier to economic growth, good governance and basic freedoms, such as freedom of speech or citizens’ right to hold governments to account.
“More than this, corruption affects the wellbeing of individuals, families and communities.”
The 10th edition of the Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) – Africa, reveals that while most people in Africa feel corruption increased in their country, a majority also feel optimistic that they, as citizens, can make a difference in the fight against corruption.
70% of South Africans believe that the government is not doing enough to tackle corruption.
Global Corruption Barometer for Africa.
The GCB, conducted between the end of July and September last year, revealed that 64% of South Africans surveyed think corruption levels have increased during the past 12
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