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Ghana stuck at 73rd position in latest corruption rankings

Ghana has maintained its position as 73rd out of 180 countries in the 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), according to a report released by Transparency International (TI).

The West African nation received a score of 43 out of 100, reflecting perceptions of corruption levels, but with no progress made since the 2020 edition of the index.

Table 1: Extract of 2022 CPI Scores for SSA countries 

SSA RANK COUNTRY 2022 CPI  

SCORE

WORLD CPI 2022  RANKING2021 CPI  

SCORE

1 Seychelles 70 23 70
2 Botswana 60 35 55
2 Cabo Verde 60 35 58
4 Rwanda 51 54 54
5 Mauritius 50 57 53
6 Namibia 49 59 49
7Sao Tome and  

Principe 

45 65 45
8 Benin 43 72 42
8 Ghana 43 72 43
8 Senegal 43 72 43
8 South Africa 43 72 44
12 Burkina Faso 42 77 42
13 Ethiopia 38 94 39
13 Tanzania 38 94 39

The TI press release emphasized the need for addressing corruption, which it deems a significant factor in the country’s economic challenges, including the government’s COVID-19 expenditure as highlighted by the Auditor General’s report.

TI Chairperson, Delia Ferreira Rubio, described corruption as a global threat that fuels conflict and violence, calling on governments to take action to root out corruption at all levels.

This year’s top-performing nation in the index was Denmark, with a score of 90, followed by Finland and New Zealand, both scoring 87.

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