Building a transparent society
The Transparency Somalia Initiative (TSI) is an independent organization committed to promoting accountability, transparency, and good governance across the nation. Our mission is to build a society rooted in integrity and public trust by addressing corruption and strengthening institutional systems.

CPI 2025_Somalia
In the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, Somalia and South Sudan are tied at the bottom of the global rankings, each recording a stagnant score of 9. This dual ranking marks a grim milestone for the region, signaling that neither nation has yet found the institutional momentum required to distance itself from the index’s lowest tier. The result reflects a state of total stagnation for Somalia, whose score has remained unchanged since 2024 despite the introduction of new anti-corruption rhetoric and policy frameworks.

Since its establishment, the Transparency Somalia Initiative (TSI) has been fostering good governance principles of transparency and accountability in the management and use of public resources in Somalia. TSI has engaged various strategic stakeholders including community leaders and civil society; youth from various Higher Learning Institutions; Government Officials, Ministries, Parliamentary Oversight Committees, Elected Representatives (Members of Parliament, State Representatives, Elders); and media houses.

Transparency Somalia Initiative (TSI) Urges Immediate Safeguards Following Controversial Constitutional Amendments
March 13, 2026 The Transparency Somalia Initiative (TSI) has expressed profound concern regarding recent parliamentary…
The 2026 Constitutional Transition: A Milestone Clouded by Consensus Gaps
MOGADISHU | March 5, 2026 — Somalia has reached a definitive turning point in its…
Aid Without Accountability Risks Somalia’s Future
Mogadishu, March 1, 2026 – Somalia depends on billions in annual international aid to combat…
Spanish National Sentenced to Three Years for Defrauding EU Mission in Somalia Amid $100 Million Funding Controversy
Mogadishu, Somalia – February 17, 2026 –A Spanish citizen has been sentenced to three years…
Transparency in Action: Analysing the CPI 2025 Report and Strategic Recommendations for Somalia
Mogadishu, February 11, 2026 “Corruption is not inevitable, but the absence of courageous leadership makes…
Somalia Ranks the Lowest in 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, Scoring Just 9 out of 100
Mogadishu, February 11, 2026 – The Transparency Somalia Initiative (TSI) today issued a stark response…
OUT NOW: State of Transparency Somalia 2025: A Year-End Reflection by the Transparency Somalia Initiative (TSI)
January 4, 2025 As 2025 comes to a close, the Transparency Somalia Initiative (TSI) is…
Strategic Brief: Bridging the Implementation Gap in Somalia’s Anti-Corruption Framework
Since 2019, the Federal Government of Somalia has made significant strides in architecting a modern…
The 2025 Mogadishu Elections: A Critical Juncture Defined by Political Dispute and Reform
This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the historic municipal elections held in Mogadishu on…
TSI Initiatives

STAC Conference
The Somalia Transparency and Accountability Conference (STAC) is a groundbreaking event tackling corruption to build a more transparent society. STAC unites government officials, international bodies, civil society, academics, and citizens to foster dialogue, share best practices, and evaluate innovative anti-corruption frameworks. Ultimately, the conference aims to promote accountability, strengthen good governance, and drive sustainable development across Somalia.

Transparency Certification Program
Our Transparency Certification Program mobilizes corporations and institutions dedicated to the public interest. This voluntary initiative encourages Somali businesses to adopt anti-corruption standards, recognizing that corruption distorts resource allocation, raises operational costs, stifles development, and undermines service delivery. We empower the private sector to partner with government and civil society in building a corruption-free Somalia.
Corruption undermines sustainable development and weakens institutions. Focusing on SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions), we fight corruption to protect vital resources for healthcare and education, support vulnerable populations, and advance institutional transparency across the nation.
Report Corruption
For many people in Somalia, corruption is a harsh daily reality that deeply disrupts their lives. Yet, it is an issue that is too often met with silence.
This widespread dishonesty, combined with our collective hesitation to speak out, can make corruption feel like an inescapable part of our culture. But we don’t have to accept this. Together, we hold the power to bring it to an end, and we are here to finally give this struggle a voice.
By standing united, we can ignite the spark of real change. It won’t happen overnight, but it will lay the foundation for a lasting movement.


State of Corruption Report
Transparency Somalia Initiative (TSI) is finalizing the release of our flagship annual State of Corruption Report, providing vital insights and recommendations to strengthen accountability and governance across the nation.
The digital download link will be available on this portal shortly. Stay tuned for the official launch.






