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Corruption in Africa’s education systems undermines the right to education, reinforces social exclusion, and weakens institutional trust. Drawing on evidence from Corruption Risk Assessments (CRAs) conducted in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)...

This paper investigates how education shapes public attitudes toward transparent and accountable governance in Africa. Much of the research on governance and education has focused on Western contexts, leaving the African perspective underexplored...

Corruption and discrimination are global threats that manifest in old and new forms across virtually all levels of society, and deny people access to essential services that they depend on for their future and wellbeing. However, the linkages between...

Corruption undermines sustainable development and the fulfilment of human rights and basic needs. Regardless of where it occurs in the service delivery chain, corruption inevitably trickles down and leads to the widespread denial of access to health...

Corruption undermines sustainable development and the fulfilment of human rights and basic needs. Regardless of where it occurs in the service delivery chain, corruption inevitably trickles down and leads to the widespread denial of access to health...

Transparency International is implementing a four-year regional project in five countries in Africa (Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Madagascar, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe), aimed at improving access to education and healthcare services for women...

Corruption continues to pose a substantial hurdle for Zimbabwe, as evidenced by international indices like the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), and has infiltrated various aspects of society, including education, as reported by TI Z ’s...

Corruption undermines sustainable development and the fulfilment of human rights and basic needs. Regardless of where it occurs in the service delivery chain, corruption inevitably trickles down and leads to the widespread denial of access to health...

This article critically evaluates the most important data set on teacher absence in sub-Saharan Africa, namely the World Bank’s national education service delivery indicator school surveys which have been conducted in 10 countries during the last...

A new report by Corruption Watch reveals the persistent graft and corruption in certain areas of the education sector in South Africa, despite the numerous policies and legislation intended to provide unimpeded access to decent education. Titled...