According to the latest Global Corruption Barometer — Africa, very few Mauritians who accessed public services, like health care and education, had to pay a bribe for those services. However, given recent scandals and issues with corruption, impunity and nepotism, Mauritians still see institutions and groups like parliamentarians, the police and the prime minister as corrupt. Additionally, about 60 per cent of Mauritians think that corruption is on the rise and that the government is doing a bad job at tackling it.
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