Experts Question Ghana's Commitment to Fighting Corruption Despite New Anti-Corruption Institutions

Media Foundation for West Africa executive director Sulemana Braimah argues that the continuous creation of anti-corruption bodies has failed to curb the country's rising corruption levels.

29 Aug, 10:05 — 29 Aug, 10:05

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More anti-corruption institutions, yet corruption keeps growing – Sulemana Braimah

Sulemana Braimah, Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), has questioned whether Ghana is genuinely committed to fighting corruption, saying that the continued creation of anti-corruption institutions has not stopped the problem from growing.

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Experts Question Ghana's Commitment to Fighting Corruption Despite New Anti-Corruption Institutions

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More anti-corruption institutions, yet corruption keeps growing – Sulemana Braimah

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