Publish What You Pay Anglophone Africa members meet to foster learning and accountability
On 25 and 26 July 2018, 12 representatives of Publish What You Pay (PWYP) coalitions and member organisations 1 from Anglophone Africa met in Johannesburg,…
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News:A transparent mining and oil industry is one step closer
Australian Labor Party commits to mandatory disclosures
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News:New ‘report card’ will hold mining companies accountable in Zambia
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News:Tunisians secure transparency gains, but economic development comes slower
In the cradle of the Arab Spring, continued discontent gives a PWYP member a reason to keep fighting
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Niger: Civil Society activists released after 4 months in prison, but challenges continue
On Tuesday 24 July, fifteen members of civil society were released following their arrest and imprisonment four months ago for protesting against a new Finance…
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PWYP MENA members renew their commitment to fight for a world where all citizens benefit from their natural resources
On 11 – 12 July, 2018, 9 representatives of the Publish What You Pay (PWYP) coalitions from the MENA region met in Beirut, Lebanon, to…
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PWYP Africa Steering Committee to African Union: For the fight against corruption to be won, threats to civic space must be condemned
25 March to 25 June 2018: Civil Society leaders in Niger are still imprisoned for having mobilised against a tax law that is deemed unfair…
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Niger: 25 May marks two months since 26 activists and civil society members have been detained
10 organisations call on authorities in Niger to stop prosecution of activists and civil society members and release those detained Two months after 26 civil…
