Sauti za Wananchi monthly series | Corruption
4 Aug 2014
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Sauti za Wananchi presents the most recently available nationally representative data about people's perceptions and experiences of corruption.
Speakers include Dr Edward Hoseah of the Prevention and Combatting of Corruption Bureau, Hon. Zitto Kabwe, MP for Kigoma North and Dr Helen Kijo-Bisimba of the Legal and Human Rights Centre.
Sauti za Wananchi, managed by Twaweza, is Africa’s first nationally representative mobile phone survey. It provides scientifically reliable data on citizen opinions and monitoring data on what is going on in our society. More information.
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