Why most people do it: The Psychology of Corruption in Ghana
From paying ‘something small’ at a police checkpoint to being asked for unofficial fees to speed up public services, corruption in Ghana often feels less like an exception and more like a routine. It has become part of how many people navigate public systems, whether they are applying for a license, obtaining a permit, seeking medical care, or trying to access basic public services. The numbers reflect this public frustration. According to the Afrobarometer R10...
