An A2 Global Risk report says developing countries lose between ‘USD20 billion to USD40 billion each year through corruption, misappropriation of public funds, and other corrupt practices.’
How has Angola's anti-corruption fight fared? [Morning Call Part 1]
That is equal to, or more than, they receive annually in overseas development assistance, it says.
In 2018, Angolans voted in a new administration after the exit of Mr José Eduardo dos Santo. The new administration of Joao Lorenco has since launched an aggressive anti-corruption fight.
So how has this fared?
Olivier Milliand a Senior Africa Analyst at A2 Global Risk based in the UK shares some insight and analysis with us.