Tackle African corruption, says World Bank boss

World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz said today that both African nations and developing countries had a responsibility to tackle corruption that is damaging the continent.

World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz said today that both African nations and developing countries had a responsibility to tackle corruption that is damaging the continent.

Addressing a conference on African trade issues in Edinburgh as G8 leaders gathered in Scotland, Wolfowitz also said the World Bank had a “uniquely important role to play in Africa.”

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