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These are the most recent articles mentioning "corruption"
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a faith in the rational workings of free markets. Researchers and policy makers have argued that overweening state structures in Africa have allowed corruption to proliferate, undermining prospects for broad based growth. Large state structures allow state...
Akin expands on the "Why Poor Countries Are Poor" theme covered earlier:
Corruption is exacerbated by the layers and hoops of unnecessary bureaucratic requirements that simply keep pen-pushers and deadwood in their positions of unwarranted privilege as enemies of change “ people need to get things d...
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est oil producer, and he quickly realised that money could be more effective than bullets in keeping power...The scale of the high-level cronyism and corruption astonishesnystate...
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ter fiscal discipline and financial governance are essential.
For too long, ordinary Africans have struggled to get ahead because of poor governance, corruption and a general lack of economic freedom; the G8 would only perpetuate these policiesate...
Image via WikipediaThe Times reports on the corruption and excesses of another aid seeking African leader-Omar Bongo:
A mansion worth £15m in one of Paris™s most elegant districts has become the latest of 33 luxury properties bought in France by President Omar Bongo Ondimba of Gabon, the world™s lon...
Which Way Nigeria writes about the need to de-personalize Nigeria's anti-corruption war .
More on Urban Agriculture, Dar es Salaam's story.
Further up the Investment Banking value chain,outsourcing to India-NYTimes.
TIGBlog points to the reversal from "food producer to importer" status in a number o...
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are growing about the party™s new leadership and where it may take South Africa after a general election due next year. Arguments still rage over the corruption charges facing the new leader, Jacob Zuma, who is likely to replace Mrlogte...
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ek, there has been a renewed Government proposal, seemingly in response to public comments by ex-PS John Githongo, to grant conditional amnesties for corruption as a means of dealing with the past. Githongo™s proposal seems to be based on one of the elements of the Usawa Programme an election manife...
The rise of self-financed development.
Corruption and publicly owned telecom companies.
Africa the newest biofuel battleground.-Der Spiegel
"The energy market should be privatised"-IOl
The rise of consumerism-African Path
Mining privitisation in the Congo.-FT
Successful targeted microfinance-African...
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ek, there has been a renewed Government proposal, seemingly in response to public comments by ex-PS John Githongo, to grant conditional amnesties for corruption as a means of dealing with the past. Githongo™s proposal seems to be based on one of the elements of the Usawa Programme an election manife...
The rise of self-financed development.
Corruption and publicly owned telecom companies.
Africa the newest biofuel battleground.-Der Spiegel
"The energy market should be privatised"-IOl
The rise of consumerism-African Path
Mining privitisation in the Congo.-FT
Successful targeted microfinance-African...
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