African Center for Fraud Prevention

07/08/2026

07/08/2026

1. 🧠 Can You Spot the Corruption?

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Can You Spot the Corruption?

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A government official awards a public contract to a company owned by a close family member without an open bidding process.

❓Is this:

A. Ethical leadership
B. Conflict of interest
C. Good governance
D. Not corruption

👇 Comment your answer before reading the explanation tomorrow.

01/10/2026

The African Center for Fraud Prevention Incorporated was invited to appear on the African Television Network of New England to discuss corruption in Africa.

01/10/2026

Corruption in Africa – CPI Ranking (2025)

This image shows all 54 African countries ranked from #1 to #54 based on the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) by Transparency International.

🔴 #1 = Most corrupt
🟢 #54 = Least corrupt

The CPI measures perceived levels of public-sector corruption, scored from 0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean). Countries are ranked here from worst to best for easy comparison.

📊 Why this matters:

Corruption affects economic growth, public services, and trust in government

Transparency and accountability are key to development and stability

Awareness is the first step toward change

👉 Swipe, zoom in, and find your country.
💬 What do you think about your country’s ranking?

01/09/2026

Did you know which countries were the most corrupt in Africa in 2024?

African Corruption Ranking (1 = Most Corrupt, 54 = Least Corrupt)
Based on CPI 2024 scores from Transparency International

01/07/2026

At the African Center for Fraud Prevention, we believe Africa’s future will be shaped by the integrity of its young leaders. Corruption has stolen opportunities, weakened institutions, and held back generations — but it does not have to define our destiny.

Our mission is simple but powerful: equip young people with the values, skills, and courage to lead with integrity. When we empower youth, we don’t just fight corruption — we build a culture where transparency, justice, and accountability become the norm.

As CEO, I am committed to building a movement that reaches every university, every community, and every young leader who believes in a better Africa. Together, we can create a continent where integrity is celebrated, corruption is rejected, and leadership is rooted in service.

Join us. Stand with us. Let’s build the Africa we deserve.

Ciro Njinyah, CEO
African Center for Fraud Prevention (ACFP)