Fortune and fantasy on Africa's oil frontier
Read this blog post by Ann Hollingshead from the Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development. A reminder that when setting out to fight corruption and fraud, it’s a good idea to be beyond reproach.
Today is International Anti-Corruption Day, established by the United Nations, as a day of awareness for the issue. As the UN describes it: “Attitudes on corruption are changing. As recently as ten years ago, corruption was only whispered about. Today there are signs of growing intolerance toward corruption and more and more politicians and chief executives are being tried and convicted.”The United States has proven itself the world’s trailblazer …
via How Dick Cheney Ruined My International Anti-Corruption Day.
Christiane Badgley has been producing and editing documentary films for the past twenty years, with much of her work focused on the U.S. criminal justice system and post-colonial African politics and history.
