PRESSURE from within and outside is mounting on global/regional bodies to act credibly against the corruption. This follows the realization among anti-bribery stakeholders that global bodies excel in ritualism of issuing communiqué & declarations.

Several member countries of global entities take half-hearted action against hydra-headed corruption in their respective

THESE days everybody seems to be speaking on behalf of the developing countries but for such countries themselves. The OECD seems to champion their cause by constantly haranguing that these countries now are part of the decision making process relating to international taxation 'on an equal footing' apparently by virtue of their being part