CLEAN : S.Africa tops continents corruption survey

The video discusses the increase in corruption, highlighting survey findings that show more citizens are asked to pay bribes for services that should be free. It emphasizes the lack of access to information about free public services, such as education and healthcare, and the role of civil society in educating citizens. The video also notes the growing skills of investigative journalists in exposing corruption, which is being documented more than before.

What is one of the key findings regarding citizens' perception of corruption?

• Corruption is not a concern for citizens.

• Corruption has decreased significantly.

• Corruption has remained the same.

• Corruption has increased.

What issue do citizens face when trying to access public services?

• They are always provided services for free.

• They have too much information about services.

• They are often asked to pay bribes.

• They receive services faster than expected.

Why do citizens struggle to know if services are free?

• The government provides too much information.

• They are not interested in the services.

• Services are always free.

• There is no access to information.

What role do civil society organizations play in addressing corruption?

• They contribute to educating citizens.

• They ignore the issue.

• They reduce the number of journalists.

• They increase the cost of services.

How has investigative journalism impacted the awareness of corruption?

• It has decreased awareness.

• It has had no impact.

• It has increased awareness and documentation.

• It has made corruption less visible.