Private Sector, Corruption Watchdogs Hail Christie’s Return
National Integrity Action (NIA), the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), and the Jamaica Accountability Meter Portal (JAMP) have welcomed the appointment of Greg Christie to […]
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NIA rejects claim it influenced Jamaica’s Corruption Perceptions Index drop
National Integrity Action has rubbished allegations that it is behind Jamaica’s fall in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) released yesterday by Transparency International.
Munroe: Ja Could Slip Or Stagnate On Corruption Index – NIA Boss Says Not Enough Being Done To Tackle Scourge In Society
Jamaica’s foremost anti-corruption non-governmental organisation, National Integrity Action (NIA), believes the country could further slip on Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index (CPI) or stand still when […]
‘Fix Corruption Before Inviting Us To Come Home’
‘Not just the inner city that is to be raided’
ANTI-CORRUPTION watchdog Professor Trevor Munroe has labelled Wednesday a good day in the history of Jamaica, as a former Cabinet minister, a university professor, and three […]
Pot calling the kettle ‘selective’
Dear Editor, I write in reference to a letter by one Donald Gayle published in the Jamaica Observer, Friday, September 20, 2019, ‘Be less selective, Professor’.
NIA: Ja must tackle corruption head-on to achieve prosperity
Local corruption watchdog National Integrity Action (NIA) says the recent findings in the Global Corruption Barometer underline the serious challenges that Jamaica and the wider Caribbean […]
Crime Stop Adds Website To Anonymous Tipping Options
In an effort to boost its efforts in helping the police crack more cases, Crime Stop has created a website dedicated to collecting tips.
Dirk Harrison’s Retirement Is Regrettable – NIA
The National Integrity Action (NIA) has described as regrettable the retirement of acting Director of Corruption Prosecutions at the Integrity Commission Dirk Harrison.
Difficult without Dirk
Anti-corruption campaigners say Harrison walking away from Integrity Commission will hurt Jamaica.