The statistics presented were from the 1st of January, 2019, to the 30th of June.
The statistics were from corruption complaints received by TIPNG through its Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre, or ALAC.
ALAC Coordinator, Samson Kandata, said the data from the total of 54 complaints received in the last 6 months included; the sectors with most frequent complaints, the alleged corrupt acts that were most complained about and key demographic data on complainants such as gender, means of contact and how they first heard about the ALAC service.
