By DARLINGTON CHILUBAIT is hard for most people to believe that the reason for anti-corruption is to reform the government system through policy and action.Arrest and imprisonment are only a necessary end of the process for actual offenders – a strong reminder to obey the law. At its core, anti-corruption is not a matter of legacy creation, but a normal function of government.Corruption typically occurs when people take advantage of loopholes within the system of government to make away with public resources.Reform becomes necessary to seal those loopholes and justifiably take to court those who abuse the system for personal gain. It is an unending process needing constant check and even revision.In fact, one of the easiest ways to confirm if an anti-corruption campaign was genuine, is to ask if any reform came of it?Indeed, some of the loudest campaigns of this sort have lacked reform because the goal was never to correct, improve or […]
THE ANTI- CORRUPTION CONUNDRUM – POLITICS VERSUS THE LAW
