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Transparency International Zambia
The progression of the COVID-19 pandemic unveiled and exposed weaknesses and gaps in governance and accountability systems particularly pertaining to the health sector. Similar to any other pandemic response, the COVID-19 response necessitated the procuring and delivery of an array of goods and services. However, given the global nature of the pandemic, the response was...
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There is wide international consensus that a gender perspective is necessary for the identification and implementation of effective anti-corruption strategies1. A gender perspective can help in the designing of effective anti-corruption mechanisms in order to mitigate the gendered impact of corruption and promote policies that address both gender inequality and corruption2. Like many developing nations,...
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SalutationsTransparency International Zambia (TI-Z) welcomes all of you to this Press Briefing, whichrepresents our commemoration of the African Union (AU) Anti-Corruption Day, which falls todaythe 11th of July 2022. The AU Anti-Corruption Day is part of the many interventions and initiativesaimed at placing the spotlight on corruption, with a view to rooting out the vice,...
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/ Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z) welcomes the release of the 2021 trendsanalysis report by the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC). The 2021 report, which wasreleased on Thursday 23rd June 2022, is the 7th trends report to be released since 2014,and covers a critical year in Zambia’s democratic history. The year 2021 is notable dueto the holding...
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