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Doctors and teachers cited in "quiet corruption"

Author(s) : Catherine Sasman

Notes :

21.04.2010

A report from the World Bank, "Africa Development Indicators 2010", has concluded that "quiet corruption" faced by common citizens is undermining the continent's development efforts and adversely affects inflows of investments.

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