Last week, the Special Prosecutor published his findings about some alleged corrupt activities involving a company owned by a member of the Council of State and the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA).
The report into Labianca has instigated a fresh discussion on corruption and its effect on the nation’s finances.
In view of that, today on The Probe, Blessed Sogah and his guests will discuss how entrenched rots is in the system and its adverse effects.
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