Control of Corruption (estimate) - Governance & partnership - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators

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Control of corruption measures the extent to which public power is exercised for private gain, including petty and grand forms of corruption, as well as �capture� of the state by elites and private interests. Further documentation and research using the World Governance Indicators (WGI) is available at www.worldbank.org/wbi/governance. Source: World Bank Institute.

Rank	Country	Value
Control of Corruption (estimate) - Governance & partnership - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators (2008)
1	Botswana	1
2	Cape Verde	0.75
3	Namibia	0.59
4	Mauritius	0.53
5	South Africa	0.30
6	Seychelles	0.23
7	Lesotho	0.04
8	Rwanda	0.03
9	Tunisia	-0.04
10	Ghana	-0.06
11	Madagascar	-0.10
12	Morocco	-0.26
13	Djibouti	-0.33
14	Burkina Faso	-0.36
15	Swaziland	-0.38
16	Eritrea	-0.38
17	Benin	-0.42
18	Sao Tome and Principe	-0.44
19	Algeria	-0.44
20	Senegal	-0.45
21	Mali	-0.47
22	Zambia	-0.48
23	Tanzania	-0.51
24	Mozambique	-0.55
25	Malawi	-0.59
26	Liberia	-0.60
27	Ethiopia	-0.66
28	Egypt	-0.67
29	Comoros	-0.75
30	Gambia	-0.78
31	Uganda	-0.79
32	Mauritania	-0.80
33	Libya	-0.81
34	Niger	-0.82
35	Cameroon	-0.90
36	Central African Republic	-0.90
37	Nigeria	-0.92
38	Burundi	-0.97
39	Togo	-0.98
40	Kenya	-1.01
41	Gabon	-1.07
42	Sierra Leone	-1.07
43	Republic of the Congo	-1.16
44	Guinea-Bissau	-1.16
45	Ivory Coast	-1.17
46	Angola	-1.22
47	Democratic Republic of the Congo	-1.31
48	Guinea	-1.35
49	Zimbabwe	-1.37
50	Chad	-1.45
51	Sudan	-1.49
52	Equatorial Guinea	-1.62
53	Somalia	-1.90

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