‘Corruption must be assassinated’ – Citizen Kofi calls for tougher punishment to reset Ghana’s culture

‘Corruption must be assassinated’ Dr Amoah’s overarching argument is that Ghana cannot successfully transform its economy while corruption remains embedded in its public institutions and social culture.

State enterprises and the corruption risk In an X post, Dr Amoah argues that properly conceived and professionally managed state-owned enterprises can play an important role in Ghana’s development.

He argued that Ghana’s current approach risks turning corruption into an attractive route to wealth and social status.