Dedicated digital investigation protocols and a database for government tender contracts are among the measures that could help Africa finally beat its corruption problem.

Petrus Marais 26 Aug 2019

Financial and Monetary Systems

Transparency and tech together can safeguard taxpayers' money

Governments can rebuild trust with citizens by using technology to ensure public contracts are honoured.

Silvina Moschini 26 Aug 2019

Illicit Economy

1 in 4 Africans had to pay a bribe to access public services last year

A new survey of Africans’ views on corruption has found not only do they think it’s getting worse, but a quarter have had to pay bribes.

Kate Whiting 29 Jul 2019

Africa

Direction Wakanda: finance methods to make Africa a superhero continent

Last year's Black Panther film presented the inspiring vision of a technologically supreme Africa – but progressive financing is needed to set it moving forward.

Collins Kimaro 20 Jun 2019

Corruption

Corporations must help shape a better world – or risk being left behind

The world is changing, and investors and consumers want to back businesses that go above and beyond on fulfilling their environmental, social and governance obligations.

Elisabeth Andvig 24 May 2019

Corruption

Transparency is key to inclusive employment and government integrity

Why is transparency so critical? Simply put, transparency makes possible the three vital elements essential for a global inclusive workforce to be successful - trust, engagement and accou...

Silvina Moschini 25 Apr 2019

Corruption

The true cost of corruption is higher than you might realise

Corruption harms education and takes funds away from roads and hospitals - but there are ways to help governments fight back.

Vitor Gaspar, Paolo Mauro, and Paulo Medas · IMF Blog 11 Apr 2019

Workforce and Employment

Why pay transparency alone won't eliminate the persistent wage gap between men and women

The gender pay gap can be a controversial topic, but whatever way you look at the data, around the world women are being paid less than men for the same job. More must be done to fix this.

Nancy Modesitt · The Conversation 05 Apr 2019

Corruption

How young people are turning the tide against corruption

Corruption remains arguably the largest impediment to global economic and political progress. But a new wave of civic activists is pushing back against the old ways of fighting corruption...

Blair Glencorse and Friday Odeh 22 Feb 2019

Digital Economy and Society

How one man’s death cost this cryptocurrency company $180 million

Gerald Cotten was the only person that knew the password to gain access to millions of dollars worth of Bitcoin and other crytocurrencies.

Tyler Choi · Reuters 07 Feb 2019

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1 in 4 Africans had to pay a bribe to access public services last year

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Transparency is key to inclusive employment and government integrity

The true cost of corruption is higher than you might realise

Why pay transparency alone won't eliminate the persistent wage gap between men and women

How young people are turning the tide against corruption

How one man’s death cost this cryptocurrency company $180 million

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