- Alan Kyerematen pledges zero-tolerance for corruption, starting from the top.
- He proposes consolidating anti-corruption institutions into a single entity with independent powers.
- Kyerematen plans to involve citizens in reporting corruption and conduct regular lifestyle audits of government officials.
- He promises to empower civil society organizations to ensure government accountability and transparency.
Presidential candidate Alan Kyerematen has reaffirmed his commitment to fighting corruption in Ghana. During a recent visit to Sunyani, he engaged with market women and the broader community, emphasizing his zero-tolerance stance on corruption.
Kyerematen believes corruption is a significant obstacle to Ghana’s progress and must be addressed head-on. He highlighted the need for a leader who embodies integrity and enforces it within their administration.
The presidential candidate emphasized that the fight against corruption starts at the top, citing his own record as evidence of his commitment to integrity. He invited Ghanaians to scrutinize his record, confident in his own transparency.
Kyerematen proposed a comprehensive reform to consolidate all anti-corruption institutions into a single entity, led by a corruption Czar with independent prosecutorial powers. This Czar would have the authority to prosecute anyone, including the president.
He envisions an active role for citizens in reporting suspicious activities and providing incentives for information. Lifestyle audits of government officials would become routine to ensure accountability.
Kyerematen recognizes the crucial role of civil society organizations (CSOs) in maintaining government oversight. He pledged robust support to these entities, empowering them to ensure the government adheres to the law.
The presidential candidate’s campaign in Sunyani was a call to action for integrity, transparency, and collective effort to root out corruption. His detailed strategies offer hope for a nation yearning for honest leadership.
As the presidential race intensifies, Kyerematen remains committed to his vision of a corruption-free Ghana. He believes the nation will not only rise economically but also stand tall as a beacon of transparency and integrity.
The people of Sunyani and the entire nation are watching closely, inspired by a leader who dares to dream of a corruption-free Ghana. Kyerematen’s unwavering stance has resonated with many, offering a glimpse of a brighter future.
Alan Kyerematen’s pledge to fight corruption is a beacon of hope for Ghana. His comprehensive approach and commitment to transparency offer a promising path forward for a nation eager for change.
