The Morning Call
Corruption continues to harm Africa, hampering democracy, development and the ability to bring people out of poverty.
Misappropriated funds account for a 25% loss of development resources on a continent where 43% of people are living in poverty according to Transparency International.
Africa regional advisor at Transparency International, Samuel Kaninda, gives his view on how Africa can unite to fight corruption.
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