Korruption

Zimbabwean migrants are frustrated that the billions of dollars they are wiring home are heavily taxed and benefiting the country’s tiny but very rich ruling elite.

The promises and expectations of the government have been met with doubt by locals who are already facing adverse effects due to the ongoing project.

Latin American countries appear to be increasingly at the mercy of organised crime. They can only solve the problem together.

Mexico had high expectations of the present government’s promise to curb crime and improve security. With crime rates high and prosecution rates low, confidence in the state and its institutions is now waning further

Climate crisis and population growth increase pressure on arable land in West Africa

IMF policies did not solve Sri Lanka’s problems but made them worse, claims a sociologist who assesses the country’s ongoing debt crisis

Corruption undermines democracies and supports autocracies. Although progress has been made in the fight against corruption, much more needs to be done

Ever since Dina Boluarte took over from Pedro Castillo, the country’s divide has deepened. Political and corruption scandals abound

Critics blame corruption and embezzlement for the current drug shortage in Zambia

ECOWAS and western diplomats pay more attention to democratic appearances than substance in Benin