Iraq’s new PM launches anticorruption campaign, but is it enough?

Iraqi activist Mubarak Al-Zaidi has made significant strides in his ongoing crusade against corruption, with his campaign recently netting an astonishing $86 million in assets, including properties, vehicles, and gold. The seized funds and assets are believed to be linked to high-ranking officials and politicians embroiled in a web of corruption that has plagued the country for years. While Al-Zaidi's efforts have undoubtedly sent shockwaves through Iraq's political establishment, some analysts are cautioning that more needs to be done to tackle the entrenched corruption that has held the country back for so long. As Al-Zaidi's campaign continues to gain momentum, the question on everyone's mind is: will this be enough to bring about meaningful change, or is there still much work to be done?

Al-Zaidi campaign to combat corruption seizes $86m, properties, vehicles and gold. But analysts say he needs to do more.