Ghana Launches New National Ethics and Anti-Corruption Action Plan

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Ghana has launched a new five-year National Ethics and Anti-Corruption Action Plan (NEACAP) aimed at strengthening accountability and ethical leadership.
President Mahama highlighted corruption as a "national development challenge" and called for collective effort.
The plan replaces a previous one criticized for inconsistent implementation, as Ghana faces challenges with weak enforcement and political interference despite being a stable democracy.

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Ghana has launched a new five-year National Ethics and Anti-Corruption Action Plan (NEACAP) aimed at strengthening accountability and ethical leadership. President Mahama highlighted corruption as a "national development challenge" and called for collective effort. The plan replaces a previous one criticized for inconsistent implementation, as Ghana faces challenges with weak enforcement and political interference despite being a stable democracy.

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