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Africa's Biggest Corruption Scandal Just Got Worse | Here's Why

Africa's Biggest Corruption Scandal Just Got Worse | Here's Why. United States of Africa On Wednesday, February 11, 2026, Burkina Faso made headlines across Africa after launching a bold anti-corruption initiative known as “Camera Corag.” Hidden cameras were used to record public officials allegedly soliciting or accepting bribes. The footage was broadcast on national television as part of a zero-tolerance strategy aimed at restoring transparency and accountability in public administration. Supporters say corruption has long delayed development, weakened healthcare systems, slowed infrastructure projects, and deprived African citizens of opportunities. They argue that strong and visible action is necessary to end impunity. Critics, however, raise important concerns about human rights, due process, and the long-term effectiveness of public exposure tactics. In this report, we break down: • What “Camera Corag” is • Why Burkina Faso adopted this strategy • The controversy surrounding hidden cameras • What this could mean for governance across Africa Corruption is not just a Burkina Faso issue — it is a continental challenge. The future of Africa depends on transparency, accountability, and responsible leadership. Watch the full analysis and join the discussion. Subscribe to United States of Africa for more in-depth African political and governance reports. Like, comment, and share this video on WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook, and all social media platforms to help connect Africans across the continent and the diaspora.