Purpose This paper aims to examine the authorities tasked to fight against money
laundering in Tanzania and appraise the efficacy of the country's anti-money institutional …

Purpose This paper aims to examine how banks in Tanzania have been vulnerable to
money laundering activities and how the banking institutions have been implicated in …

Abstract 'Ethical infrastructure'is considered as one of the tools for ensuring that public
officials declare their assets and comply with ethical standards in different countries across …

This paper argues that the prevalence of ghost workers in most developing countries, and in
Africa, South of Sahara in particular, reflects the poor governance practices in the region; but …

This paper explored the contextual setback of the Ethics Secretariat in managing public
leaders' ethics in Tanzania. Specifically, it examines functional relations between the ethics …

Literature on the corruption menace in Tanzania are not in short supply. There are two levels
of corruption, depending on how it manifests: grand and petty. In Tanzania, the former has …

Recently, many developed and developing countries have embarked on a thorough re-
evaluation of the role of government in their societies. Flowing from this, a redefinition of the …

The underlying principle under the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
is to integrate the culture of integrity among public officials. UNCAC requires all signatory …

The institutional arrangements of an ethics system serve as the foundation for effective
implementation of its core capacities, and therefore, have an outsized influence on the …