TED-Ed: How to prevent political corruption | Stephanie Honchell Smith

The video explores the pervasive issue of corruption, starting with a case involving the Gupta family in South Africa. It delves into historical examples, such as the Artha Shastra, and modern instances, like British MPs' expenses and Baltimore Police misconduct. The consequences of corruption, including economic damage and loss of public trust, are highlighted. Strategies to combat corruption, such as transparency and civic engagement, are discussed, emphasizing the importance of public action in holding officials accountable.

What offer was made to Jonas by the Gupta family?

How does the text define corruption?

What are some examples of corruption mentioned in the text?

What consequences of corruption are highlighted in the text?

What measures can be taken to prevent corruption according to the text?

What role did public trust play in combating corruption in Botswana?

How did Jonas's actions impact the Gupta family and Zuma's regime?