Corruption is often described as a barrier to economic growth—but some argue it can actually help markets function by “greasing the wheels” where bureaucracy stalls progress. This blog takes a closer look at that claim and finds overwhelming evidence against …
Corruption in Public Procurement – Can E-Procurement and Artificial Intelligence Make a Difference in Africa By: Mutasim Gadour Public procurement is one of the most corruption-prone government functions, especially in Africa. In a compelling dissertation, Mutasim Gadour explores whether digital …
The UNCAC is the only global anti-corruption multilateral treaty. UNCAC was adopted on 31 October 2003 by the United Nation General Assembly and was signed by more than 140 member countries and it covers five areas: (i) Preventive Measures (ii) …
The word “corruption” in English was derived from the Latin word “corrumpere”. This means “destroy” and “bribe”. Possibly the first time the word corruption used was in the “Dictionary of the English Language, 1756” by Samuel Johnson where it was …