As political parties final­ise their 2024 election manifestos, the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) has challenged them to ensure their promises to combat corruption are clearly reflected in these policy documents. The coalition has, consequently, proposed a number of anti-graft issues they expect the political parties to show commitment to in their manifestos before they launch them in the coming days. The proposals include an amend­ment of the Political Parties Act, formulation of a law to regulate campaign financing; passage of the Conduct of Public Officers Bill and expansion of the legal defini­tion of corruption. The others are measures to ensure financial independence for anti-corruption institutions; stance against vote buying; improving public procurement practices and proactive disclosure of information by government agencies. The Executive Director of the Coalition, Mrs Beauty Nartey, who said this in an exclusive interview with the Ghanaian Times in Accra, yesterday, said these proposals if implemented would help strength­en Ghana's anti-corruption efforts.