Younes Osman
VIP
Somaliland has stepped up efforts to fight corruption within its institutions with the appointment and empowerment of a new chairman.
Dayib Adan Haji Ali, the new chairman of the Somaliland Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Commission (GGACC) assumed office stating he is up to the task in fighting corruption in the Horn of Africa nation.
“Somaliland will be an inhospitable place for corrupt individuals. I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience from both the law enforcement and corporate background.
“ I need the support of all stakeholders, particularly the Office of the Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Commission, the Media sector and Citizens in general,” the new chairman said.
Somaliland president Muse Bihi Abdi is empowering GGACC to start a new campaign against corruption in the country in order to get back the confidence of the people as the combat of corruption
One of Bihi’s campaign pillar was to rid the self-declared independent country of corruption in public offices.
The Somaliland Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Commission (GGACC) was established to combat corruption practices and to advise and ascertain a good governance system in Somaliland.
The commission was established on August 26″, 2010 and approved by the Parliament in January 2013.
https://somalilandstandard.com/somaliland-steps-up-fights-against-corruption/
I have witnessed corruption in SL especially when I was on a road trip from Hargeysa to Boroma. The car I was traveling in was stopped between gabiley and kalabayd on the awdal regional road. The driver had to pay the motorcycle officer and follow him to his house. I remember the driver ( my dad's friend) got vexed. But, thankfully he calmed down and continued the journey.
Dayib Adan Haji Ali, the new chairman of the Somaliland Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Commission (GGACC) assumed office stating he is up to the task in fighting corruption in the Horn of Africa nation.
“Somaliland will be an inhospitable place for corrupt individuals. I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience from both the law enforcement and corporate background.
“ I need the support of all stakeholders, particularly the Office of the Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Commission, the Media sector and Citizens in general,” the new chairman said.
Somaliland president Muse Bihi Abdi is empowering GGACC to start a new campaign against corruption in the country in order to get back the confidence of the people as the combat of corruption
One of Bihi’s campaign pillar was to rid the self-declared independent country of corruption in public offices.
The Somaliland Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Commission (GGACC) was established to combat corruption practices and to advise and ascertain a good governance system in Somaliland.
The commission was established on August 26″, 2010 and approved by the Parliament in January 2013.
https://somalilandstandard.com/somaliland-steps-up-fights-against-corruption/
I have witnessed corruption in SL especially when I was on a road trip from Hargeysa to Boroma. The car I was traveling in was stopped between gabiley and kalabayd on the awdal regional road. The driver had to pay the motorcycle officer and follow him to his house. I remember the driver ( my dad's friend) got vexed. But, thankfully he calmed down and continued the journey.
