MIDDAY DIALOGUE this Friday, finally... So, tell me your opinion on this... President Mahama yesterday said his administration’s strategy against corruption was to strengthen the capability of institutions to nip the menace in the bud. He said his idea of anti-corruption war was not about arresting suspects and parading them on the television. He admitted that the two main problems currently confronting the country were insecurity and corruption. The President said his administration was making efforts to tackle the challenges. “We are coming out with programmes and plans to clean up. These are things that you don’t just use a magical wand to wave off, otherwise even before I became the President, there wouldn’t have been corruption in Ghana. “It is not just about shouting corruption. It is not about looking at one person, arrest the person and show him on television. “It is about strengthening institutions and coming up with credible plans to make sure that anybody who gets involved with corruption, the system must have a way of detecting him and punishing him. “Until you put such a system on ground, you cannot talk about eradicating corruption, you will just be celebrating corruption.” Do you agree that the main problems facing the country are corruption and insecurity? What are we not doing in this fight?
Posted on: Fri, 02 Jan 2015 12:57:41 +0000
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