People in Liberia’s Bea Mountain concession still don’t know their rights under a 2001 agreement to improve living standards for communities affected by mining activity, a new survey from Citizens Helpdesks found. […]
Last week, the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) organised an event to celebrate Pakistan Day with emphasis on media’s role in the society. One of their main conclusions: Pakistan’s media is responsible for spreading doom and gloom in the society. The FPCCI is not alone in its critique. It is joined by many who sit in corporate offices, civil society organisations, cabinet division, government secretariats, and establishment circles alike. They are the kind of people who would probably echo Steven Pinker’s latest book “Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress.” In that book, [...]
It’s not easy being an Idol. In fact, it really changed life for one Malian public servant. […]
Corruption has been at the core of the national conversation in South Africa over the last few months. […]
Interested in learning more about our Accountapreneur program? Check out our new report on the Nepal Accountability Incubator. […]
Viewers from Nepal to Nigeria vote for the most honest civil servant. […]
Corruption Watch is one of the organisations supporting the Integrity Idol South Africa initiative, which has arrived in our country and will launch on 16 January in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. […]
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has entered into new partnerships with Pakistan to develop innovative solutions to end corruption and increase accountability. […]
Meet one of the nominees in Liberia’s hunt for most trustworthy official […]
Accountability Lab Nepal announces The Top 5 Finalists of Integrity Idol; the 4th National Campaign to identify and award Nepal’s most honest government officials. […]
