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    <title>The 19th Ordinary Session of the AU’s Advisory on Corruption Board Communique</title>
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This is the 19th ordinary Session of the AU’s advisory on corruption board communique. The session saw Ghananian President John Mahama’s advisor on governance and corruption, Daniel Batidam,  being re-elected to chair the board. The 19th Ordinary Session of the AU’s Advisory on Corruption Board which was held between June 6 and June 10, 2016 discussed, among other things, the implementation of the African Union Convention against Corruption and considered the views of various stakeholders on diverse issues touching on the fight against corruption in Africa, generally, and the mandate of the Advisory Board. Discussions during the session centred on the leaked ‘Panama Papers’ and the public discourse that has ensued, in Africa and elsewhere across the world on the subject of corruption. 
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    <topic>Corruption</topic>
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