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GACC marks African Anti-Corruption Day with renewed push to empower youth against corruption
The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) has renewed its call for stronger youth participation in the fight against corruption, urging young Ghanaians to become champions of integrity and accountability as the country commemorates the 2026 African Anti-Corruption Day.
Mrs Narteh explained that the forum would enable the coalition to better understand how corruption affects the aspirations and daily lives of young people while encouraging them to contribute practical ideas for promoting accountability.
GACC celebrates 25 yearsThis year's African Anti-Corruption Day holds additional significance for the coalition as it celebrates 25 years of promoting transparency, accountability and integrity in Ghana.
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