AfriLeaks website to expose abuses in Africa

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

A whistle-blowing website which aims to expose politicians and businessmen who abuse power in Africa has been launched by media and campaign groups.

AfriLeaks will give people a chance to leak sensitive information anonymously.

The site's founders say it is an attempt to boost investigative journalism to expose widespread corruption and human rights abuses.

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AfriLeaks website to expose abuses in Africa

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