18 February 2016
Today's top story
Uganda: Uganda election: Ruling party accused of bribery, intimidation and terrorisation ahead of vote
International Business Times UK Uganda's ruling party, the National Resistance Movement, has been bribing and intimidating members of the public to support incumbent president Yoweri Museveni in the run-up to the 18 February presidential elections, an electoral observer told IBTimes UK. |
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Global: Bilal Erdogan is under investigation by the Italian authorities over a money laundering case.
New Europe Global: Papa Massata Diack interrogated by police in Senegal for seven hours Associated Press Global: Tunisie: Swatch intente un procès à I Watch. Des internautes réagissent (Tunisia: Swatch sues I Watch. Internet users react) Al Huffington Post Maghreb (TI mention) Afghanistan: Afghanistan remains profoundly corrupt after U.S. invasion, report finds NPR (TI mention) India: CBI cracked down on 2,200 corrupt government officials in 2015 International Business Times India Edition Russia: Businessmen protest against Russia corruption Sky News Thailand: Tennis corruption: Jatuporn Nalamphun banned for betting offences BBC |
Multimedia of the week
Global: See oligarchs' mansions on the London 'Kleptocracy Tour'
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty |
Blogs and opinion
Uganda: Africa suffers when leaders think they're Too Big to Go
USA Today |
News from Transparency International
On the web: End corruption for a sustainable futurePress release: Better enforcement of anticorruption laws needed to clean up business in Mozambique
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