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Bureaucratic complexities fueling bribery in public sector service deliveryv – Affail Monney

Former President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), Roland Affail Monney, has attributed the persistent incidence of bribery and corruption in Ghana's public sector to cumbersome bureaucratic procedures, calling for sweeping reforms to simplify service delivery and strengthen accountability.
Mr Monney observed that corruption cuts across all public institutions, stressing that no sector is immune from the problem.
Bureaucratic bottlenecks encourage bribery Mr Monney identified excessive bureaucracy in public service delivery as one of the principal drivers of corruption.
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