Most Ghanaians who experienced bribery did not report it. A report by the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition found that 94.2 percent of people did not report these incidents.
This low reporting rate suggests a deep distrust in the systems designed to handle corruption complaints. The findings come from the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition's latest State of Corruption Report.
The report highlights a significant gap between experiencing corruption and seeking official recourse.
This situation points to a need for stronger public confidence in anti-corruption mechanisms.
The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition's work aims to shed light on these critical issues.
Further details on the report's findings are expected.