Somalia tops worldwide corruption league

Somalia is the most corrupt country in the world, followed by Afghanistan, Burma and Iraq, an international watchdog said today.

Somalia tops worldwide corruption league
Tue, 26 Oct, 2010 - 14:04

Somalia is the most corrupt country in the world, followed by Afghanistan, Burma and Iraq, an international watchdog said today.

The annual report of Transparency International found that Denmark, New Zealand and Singapore tied for first place as the world’s least corrupt nations.

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