The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 (FCPA) is a United States law known primarily for a provision concerning bribery of foreign officials.
Members of the National Anti-Corruption Commission at work. Global Integrity reports that the NACC is ‘‘not protected from political interference" because 33.33%t of the NACC staff are drawn from political parties.
In recent months, two FCPA cases highlight the fact that international bribery and corruption have returned to the political spotlight.
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- Writer: Edward J Kelly
