Somaliland Anti-Corruption official resigns says nothing can change Somaliland's corruption

[Yonis]

He says from the presidency to the parliament to everything, nothing works without corruption

https://www.hiiraan.com/news/2017/May/w ... 141024.htm

 

[horumar]

Everyone is following mine and @Dhay Geel 's footsteps

We are leading the way for renaissance

viva le enlightenment

 

[Jeesto]

 

[Bohol]

Bingo. The system is rotten.

 

[Aaegal]

This is disheartening...

 

[Mercury]

One major key to stop corruption is to have a strong legal framework and strong law enforcement

Neither of them works if they are easily bribed IN fact they should have severe punishment for police accepting bribes and any person offering to bribe a cop

Oh and also an independent court system with no clan elders interfering they can all just f*ck off bunch of useless old people with "wisdom"

They are old and irrelevant the only thing they Will do is try to make it their way instead of a fair trail

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

One major key to stop corruption is to have a strong legal framework and strong law enforcement

Neither of them works if they are easily bribed IN fact they should have severe punishment for police accepting bribes and any person offering to bribe a cop

Oh and also an independent court system with no clan elders interfering they can all just f*ck off bunch of useless old people with "wisdom"

They are old and irrelevant the only thing they Will do is try to make it their way instead of a fair trail

And what if the people who are supposed to enforce this are also corrupt?

 

[Inactive]

T.I.A.

I can't even imagine taking a pen home from the workplace and these animals are engaging in all sorts of evil

 

[Ras]

One major key to stop corruption is to have a strong legal framework and strong law enforcement

Legal frameworks don't work if no one cares to enforce them. The world runs on self interest only. The reason why you don't see this amount of rampant corruption outside of less developed nations is because the political economy outweighs other sources of wealth.

In the west; corruption at this scale would hurt the interests of capitalists that make their money in other ways so it doesn't happen.

In Somalia, Congo, Haiti etc... there isn't a side powerful enough that cares enough to prevent it since no one depends on the real economy.

The poorer the country is, the more corruption to be expected. People gotta eat.

It's either a fat economy with plenty of monopoly opportunities or the state coffers... whichever is the nearest.