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Ghana’s anti-corruption gains fail to reduce corruption risks – GACC
The report concludes that Ghana’s anti-corruption institutions remain active, but stronger systemic action is required to turn the progress recorded into meaningful and lasting reductions in corruption risks.
According to the GACC’s State of Corruption Report 2025, the country recorded improvements in corruption investigations, public sensitisation, capacity building and asset recovery during the year.
The coalition is therefore calling for accelerated reforms, adequate and sustainable funding for accountability institutions, fair and consistent enforcement of anti-corruption laws, and stronger collaboration between state and non-state actors.
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