Simba Ghana launches anti-corruption project for youth [Our Impact ]
Simba Ghana, a youth empowerment, governance and peacebuilding non-governmental organization, has launched a youth empowerment project to help young people participate in the fight against corruption in the country.
The project dubbed: “Youth Network Against Corruption” seeks to provide an advocacy platform for the youth to draw the government’s attention to the need to put in place punitive measures to make corruption unattractive.
It is supported by the Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) Back to Reality and RUWA Ghana, and is being implemented in the Northern and North East Regions. Mr. Abdul-Mumin Abdul-Rahman, Executive Director of Simba Ghana, speaking during the launch in Tamale, said it would provide the platform for young people to learn and share knowledge on the various anti-corruption tools, and how to deploy them by identifying, preventing and reporting issues of corruption in their communities…
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