Corruption is a widespread problem — from a major oil company using secret companies to bribe politicians in Brazil, to small and medium-sized enterprises paying off local officials to expedite business procedures in Uganda. This iniquity is all around us and many a times we never notice it; and if we do we ignore it because it has become a culture of some sorts. A behavior we have adapted to and accepted in our society. It is no longer evil to bribe a good school to let your low grade child in or even for a doctor to ask you if you have extra cash on you before you receive treatment…
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"Zero-tolerance…
“Zero-tolerance for corruption needs strong advocates. If we fail to join our efforts, governments and business will stop making the fight against corruption a priority, leaving the poor to suffer the consequences.” – Huguette Labelle, chair of Transparency International Food for thought, mainly for my country Uganda.





