Eight steps towards ending corruption

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• Captain 9 years ago

  Bravo, the right things are said in these forums. Now when it comes to who suffers it is the ordinary citizens and unconnected in these countries that suffer the hardships that fuel wars due to corruption, the face of poverty ...
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  Bravo, the right things are said in these forums. Now when it comes to who suffers it is the ordinary citizens and unconnected in these countries that suffer the hardships that fuel wars due to corruption, the face of poverty that have ravaged the face of the African continent.
  The impunity of state actors and the overwhelming power they exert on the ordinary man.
  The examples of ridding off corruption are laudable. But it is the subtle hindrances imposed on citizens that made its eradication even more dangerous for citizen. The coerceon by state actors against citizens by public sector workers by deliberately delaying to deliver basic services without anyone accounting for. Imagine if one country refuses to process passports in a timely manner both home and abroad for months. The person who travelled overseas becomes stuck and actually becomes stateless and compelled if fed up to have one ticket to hell or Rama in in whatever country as a new form of political prisoner, illegal immigrant for no fault of yours because a corrupt public sector in one country decides that we will not process passports. What will be the solution to this real problem happening as you all meet and find solutions to the bigger corruption while the subtle ones like delivering basic services goes under the radar.
  Another example is in times of disaster like simple floods in Ghana whole communities last year did not receive aid and by the end of the year the death rate had spiked and it is not a joke.

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• Akoloogo fra fra 9 years ago

  How about shooting the fuckers

  How about shooting the fuckers

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• Aj 9 years ago

  The writer has put in a very smooth objetives but the very critical method which would hold african leaders responsible are 1.,any africa president or presidencial appointise are not allow to go to medical check up in any co ...
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  The writer has put in a very smooth objetives but the very critical method which would hold african leaders responsible are 1.,any africa president or presidencial appointise are not allow to go to medical check up in any country apart from their countries of origion.2.,africa president or presidencial appointee are not allow to school their childern aside their country,apart from their countries of origion.3.,africa presidents or presidencial appointees are not allow to buy propertise out side their countries unless their countries of origion.the three indication given here are
  good enough to hold them back a little bit.this things would push them to put in place good performers to enhence growth .

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• Kobinadu 9 years ago

  Most people do not know that benefitting from corrupt practices is a trap against themselves. There is a divine law in the Bible which states that "if you do not take good care of what is another person's, you will not be giv ...
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  Most people do not know that benefitting from corrupt practices is a trap against themselves. There is a divine law in the Bible which states that "if you do not take good care of what is another person's, you will not be given your own" I task everyone to research into families that gained wealth fraudulently and find out how the generations after them are faring. Corruption works as a curse against progenies. You are doing your families a great disfavour. If you love them, work hard and leave them an honest legacy. There is nothing to be gained in corruption. It provides only a fleeting 7 minutes of fame and opulence.

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