2. power in a world whose such resources are crucial for a country to survive. In the late 90s,

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3. Zaire was a country marred by rampant political corruption. It's leader, Mobotu Sese Seko,

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4. siphoned federal reserves for his personal use. This caused an economic collapsing.

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5. Although the authorities managed to trace the money to a number of Swiss bank accounts,

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6. this funds had to be returned to Mobutu's family under Swiss law and could not be recovered.

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7. The powerful are protected while the weak are exploited. Corruption not only

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8. reinforces inequality in society but it also widens it. Under corrupted officials, people

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9. are gave power not because of talent or skills, but because of social connections or

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10. other unethical reasons. We, therefore, need to stay vigilant and reported to the

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