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Freedom from corruption index (0-100), 2024:

The average for 2024 based on 46 countries was 31 points. The highest value was in the Seychelles: 72 points and the lowest value was in Equatorial Guinea: 6 points. The indicator is available from 1995 to 2024. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available.

Measure: points; Source: The Heritage Foundation
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Countries Freedom from corruption, 2024 Global rank Available data
Seychelles 72 1 2009 - 2024
Botswana 59 2 1995 - 2024
Mauritius 52 3 1999 - 2024
Rwanda 52 4 1997 - 2024
Namibia 51 5 1997 - 2024
Cape Verde 49 6 1996 - 2024
South Africa 48 7 1995 - 2024
S.T.&Principe 47 8 2009 - 2024
Senegal 46 9 1996 - 2024
Ghana 44 10 1995 - 2024
Burkina Faso 42 11 1996 - 2024
Lesotho 42 12 1996 - 2024
Benin 41 13 1996 - 2024
Cameroon 41 14 1995 - 2024
Tanzania 37 15 1995 - 2024
Gambia 36 16 1997 - 2024
Malawi 36 17 1995 - 2024
Sierra Leone 35 18 1995 - 2024
Ethiopia 34 19 1995 - 2024
Ivory Coast 33 20 1995 - 2024
Niger 32 21 1996 - 2024
Kenya 31 22 1995 - 2024
Swaziland 30 23 1995 - 2024
Zambia 30 24 1995 - 2024
Angola 28 25 1995 - 2024
Togo 28 26 1999 - 2024
Liberia 25 27 2009 - 2024
Madagascar 25 28 1995 - 2024
Mozambique 25 29 1995 - 2024
Gabon 24 30 1995 - 2024
Guinea 24 31 1995 - 2024
Uganda 24 32 1995 - 2024
Mauritania 23 33 1996 - 2024
Mali 22 34 1995 - 2024
Nigeria 22 35 1995 - 2024
Sudan 20 36 1995 - 2024
Zimbabwe 20 37 1995 - 2024
G.-Bissau 19 38 1999 - 2024
C.A. Republic 17 39 2002 - 2024
Eritrea 15 40 2009 - 2024
Comoros 14 41 2009 - 2024
R. of Congo 13 42 1996 - 2024
Burundi 12 43 1997 - 2024
Chad 11 44 1997 - 2024
DR Congo 11 45 1995 - 2024
Eq. Guinea 6 46 1999 - 2024



Definition: The score for the Freedom of corruption index is derived primarily from Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index. For countries that are not covered in the CPI the freedom from corruption score is determined by using information from internationally recognized and reliable sources. Higher index values denote lower level of corruption.

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