However, there are small signs that, in fact, there might be light at the end of the tunnel. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, the agency mandated to investigate graft, has had a turbulent and troubled history. From 2013, almost 900 people are awaiting trial and the regular covert operations are keeping the corrupt on their toes. It is this change of tack that has produced results in cases that have dragged on for years. But looking around this continent, the signs of tangible success are few and far between.

Source: The Star October 31, 2016 09:03 UTC