
In a newly released poll by Transparency International, a global watchdog, and Afrobarometer, an organization which conducts surveys on African governance, 58% of Africans said they thought corruption is their country was getting worse.

Liberia —
In Liberia, 69% of people reported that they had paid a bribe in the past year.

Cameroon —
Cameroon fared better, with 48% of its citizens reporting that they paid a bribe in the past 12 months.

Nigeria —
In Nigeria the figure was slightly lower at 43%.

Sierra Leone —
Transparency International found that 41% of public service users in Sierra Leone had to pay someone off in the last year.

Uganda —
In Uganda the percentage stood at 38.

Kenya —
Kenya was only slightly below, with 37% of people reporting to have paid a bribe in the last 12 months.

Ghana —
Ghana was a notch lower at 36%.

Guinea —
In the west African nation of Guinea 35% of public users say they had paid a bribe.

Ivory Coast —
In the Ivory Coast it was 34%.

Benin —
in Benin just over a quarter of public service users -- 26% -- paid a bribe in the past year.




