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How corruption is crippling business at Africa's seaports

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Nigeria loses $7 billion annually to corruption and inefficiency, according to a report. Customs officials at Lagos Port extort money from the clearing agents. Importers in Liberia say they are running out of business because of high costs and long waiting time to clear goods.

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How corruption is crippling business at Africa's seaports

Ports in Africa lose vast sums of money because of corrupt port officials, inefficiencies, and poor infrastructure, among others. Corruption has affected economic growth and slowed the clearance and forwarding of goods.

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How Corruption Cripples Business at Africa's Seaports - SomTribune

Ports in Africa lose vast sums of money because of corrupt port officials, inefficiencies, and poor infrastructure, among others. Corruption

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