Editor’s Desk: Agrizzi, Cohen, and the fight against corruption

Alec Hogg and Felicity Duncan look at the global backlash against corruption and its link to slow growth, from Brazil to the US to South Africa.
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DUBLIN — As South Africa's three commissions of inquiry grind on, there has been a flood of testimony from dozens of key witnesses. It can be overwhelming to keep track of everything that has been revealed, and there hasn't been much room for processing and reflection. This week, Alec Hogg and I take a step back from the noise to discuss Agrizzi's testimony and his recent interview on Chai FM. We look at the global backlash against corruption, from Brazil to the US to South Africa. As people worldwide start to make the connection between corruption at high levels and their own day-to-day economic problems, we are seeing real moves to hold the corrupt to account, no matter how highly placed they may be. Ahead of May's elections, the ANC is betting that its bold exposure of corruption within its ranks will make a difference with fed-up voters. – Felicity Duncan

Hello and welcome to this week's episode of The Editor's Desk here on Biznews Radio. I'm Felicity Duncan. With me, is Alec Hogg.

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