Kickbacks and other forms of corruption are often considered the cost of doing business in developing countries. But corrupt practices also undermine economic and political development in some of the poorest regions of the world. And they present corporations with a minefield of legal and ethical dilemmas. Kojo gets a view from the American corporate sector, and meets a Nigerian anti-corruption crusader who was forced to flee his home country.

Guests

  • Nuhu Ribadu Former Executive Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of Nigeria (2003-2007); Visiting Fellow, Center for Global Development
  • Alexandra Wrage President, TRACE International

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