Ghana Launches Major Corruption Risk Assessment

Ghana to Conduct Corruption Risk Assessment on President's Office and 11 Other Institutions Ghana is taking a significant step in its fight against corruption. The government announced plans for a comprehensive corruption risk assessment targeting the President's office and 11 other key institutions. This initiative aligns with the African Union's continental framework for combating corruption, demonstrating Ghana's commitment to transparency and good governance. The assessment will cover various government bodies, including the Ministry of Justice, the Office of the Attorney General, the Office of the Special Prosecutor, and others. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities and implement measures to prevent corruption. "This assessment is a crucial step in our ongoing efforts to strengthen our institutions and promote integrity," said a government spokesperson. The assessment is expected to provide a detailed analysis of corruption risks, informing the development of targeted prevention strategies. This proactive approach is a positive sign, showing Ghana's commitment to tackling corruption and improving public trust. The results of the assessment will be closely watched both domestically and internationally.