8) Corruption Among Political Parties In Ghana: Perception, Myth Or Reality? B| In the course of the last couple weeks, among the major stories that engaged our attention and captured the headline news include the publication by the 2013 Global Corruption Barometer released by Transparency International which revealed that the perception of corruption in Ghana has worsened in the last two years. According to the latest report as published, the Ghana Police Service has for the third time running topped the list of public organizations perceived to be the most corrupt in the latest Global Corruption perception index. The Ghana Police service is followed by Political parties, the Judiciary, and the Educational sector ranked in that order. I have come to believe in the notion that, the ordinary people are at a great disadvantage the moment opposing political parties and political actors unite and agree in their own mutual but parochial interests. It is for this reason that I feel very uncomfortable with the joint press conference attended and addressed by the General Secretaries of the four parties with representation in parliament. opinion.myjoyonline/pages/feature/201309/113299.php
Posted on: Thu, 19 Sep 2013 14:19:15 +0000
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