Ghana's Civil Service lacks integrity - Report

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• Osagyefo 8 years ago

  This is already widely public

  This is already widely public

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• William 8 years ago

  Can someone tell us what is the use of the Civil Servants Association and the Public Services Commission? Are they inoculated against seeing the need to act fast? Or they expect Government alone to act?
  The civil service is ...
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  Can someone tell us what is the use of the Civil Servants Association and the Public Services Commission? Are they inoculated against seeing the need to act fast? Or they expect Government alone to act?
  The civil service is even slowing done private sector progress!

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• Kojo Billy Duncan 8 years ago

  All public institutions should be compelled to display details of fees for their services. Fees should then be paid directly to banks. This will increase the revenue that is due the state.

  All public institutions should be compelled to display details of fees for their services. Fees should then be paid directly to banks. This will increase the revenue that is due the state.

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• Zapp 8 years ago

  The Ghana Civil Service has now become a big obstacle to the country's development.The earlier it's reviewed the better,
  When you want things done quickly, all they do is put obstacles in your way or delay your progress unti ...
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  The Ghana Civil Service has now become a big obstacle to the country's development.The earlier it's reviewed the better,
  When you want things done quickly, all they do is put obstacles in your way or delay your progress until you are willing to part with bundles of money.
  It's time for the state to be ruthless with the civil servants and make thgem do what they are paid to do and quickly.

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• Village Lass 8 years ago

  I so agree with your observation and comments.
  If only our governments will grow a backbone and act. our systems have completely collapsed and not fit for purpose.
  if only we will stop playing politics with anything that mo ...
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  I so agree with your observation and comments.
  If only our governments will grow a backbone and act. our systems have completely collapsed and not fit for purpose.
  if only we will stop playing politics with anything that moves in Ghana

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• Odikro 8 years ago

  The president of this country is no better than the civil service. John Mahama is an epitome of corruption, indiscipline, ineffectiveness, recklessness and loose talk. And if the head is so rotten, what do you expect from the ...
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  The president of this country is no better than the civil service. John Mahama is an epitome of corruption, indiscipline, ineffectiveness, recklessness and loose talk. And if the head is so rotten, what do you expect from the tail?

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• Samson 8 years ago

  Your comment bears no relationship to the report. Are so illiterate that you cannot make a sensible comment on a report without insulting Mahama? The civil service was in existence before Mahama and will continue long after M ...
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  Your comment bears no relationship to the report. Are so illiterate that you cannot make a sensible comment on a report without insulting Mahama? The civil service was in existence before Mahama and will continue long after Mahama has left. We have known the civil service to be a poor performer since 1966. Get this into your block head.

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• Prof Lungu 8 years ago

  A good report that ought to be on interest to all and sundry!
  
  If a country does not have a professional, non-partisan civil service, and their leaders do not care to make it right, the country is in real trouble!
  
  We are ...
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  A good report that ought to be on interest to all and sundry!
  
  If a country does not have a professional, non-partisan civil service, and their leaders do not care to make it right, the country is in real trouble!
  
  We are thinking CHRAJ has abdicated its responsibility in this important matter.
  
  Another question for the Mo Ibrahim Foundations of the World:
  How many Civil Servants (versus politicians) have they recognized in Africa the last 10 years?
  
  Great job, Public Agenda, for the follow-up!

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• Village Lass 8 years ago

  Our institutions no longer are fit for purpose.
  A major overhaul is required, all we need is a govt brave enough to do so.

  Our institutions no longer are fit for purpose.
  A major overhaul is required, all we need is a govt brave enough to do so.

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