Benin: 12th African country the least corrupt

The very last report from the NGO, Transparency International, on the corruption index was published on Wednesday, 3^rd December 2014 and Benin is listed as the 12^th African country the least corrupt.

Over 175 concerned by the survey, Benin stands in the 80^th position with an index of 39/100, behind Botswana (index 63/100), Cape Verde (index 57/100), Seychelles (index 54/100), Lesotho, Namibia and Rwanda (index 49/100), Ghana (index 48/100), South Africa (index 44/100), Swaziland (index 43/100); Sao Tome and Principe (index 42/100), Senegal (index 43/100) and Tunisia (index 40/100).

Within the ECOWAS space, apart from Cape Verde, Ghana and Senegal, Benin with its 80^th position for an index of 39/100, overtakes Burkina Faso.

Ivory Coast, Togo and Nigeria respectively stand in the 85^th position (index 38/100), the 115^th position (index 35/100), and the 126^th position (index 29/100).

Click HERE for the complete report 2014 about the corruption perception index.

Original text by: Blaise AKAME

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