BCPI releases a song on corruption

Jackson
Jackson

Botswana Centre for Public Integrity (BCPI) in collaboration with local musician Eugene Jackson, featuring Pusetso Morapedi and Ms Abbey, has released an afro pop single titled ‘I Say No To Corruption’.

The single is intended to inspire Batswana to take a strong stand against the lack of accountability in the country and to pave a way forward for transparency.

Radiating a smooth ballad feel, the song is a deliberate call to awaken in people the realities of their communities and the corruption that has ensued in them. Making a grand entrance as one of the initiatives the organisation is spearheading to merge artistic expressions with social commentary on corruption, the song is part of a series that will offer various channels for Batswana to contribute in this conversation.

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