If I had to choose one world problem to solve, it would be corruption. In my country alone, it feels like a dread disease — starting at the top and filtering down through tenders, state capture, and everyday systems. When allocated budgets aren’t spent where they should be — on social services, education, healthcare, housing, and infrastructure — ordinary people pay the price. If resources were used honestly and responsibly, far fewer people would be forced to live in squalor.