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Trevor Munroe | Governance 2020: Bridging Or Widening The Trust Deficit?
In 2020, the percentage of the Jamaican electorate willing to participate in elections fell to its lowest in over 70 years. At the same time, the […]
Cameshia’s Courage – District Constable Fights 16 Years To Prove She Was Unjustly Dismissed
It was a 16-year-long battle, but Cameshia Gardener was convinced that she had been unfairly treated and was prepared to fight as long as necessary for […]
Tracking Corruption And Arresting The Corrupt
The Gleaner’s ‘Tracking Corruption’ investigations, in partnership with the National Integrity Action (NIA), provide new evidence to support the view of the majority of our people […]
Key Players In Petrojam Scandal Should Be Concerned – Sources – Report Into The State-Owned…
A report that is now before the Integrity Commission has seemingly made a number of “adverse recommendations” involving key players in the multimillion-dollar scandal that was […]
Corruption Laws Must Bite, Say Watchdogs – NIA, JAMP Blame Enforcement, Accountability Failures For Perception…
The failure of successive administrations to simply enforce laws enacted to combat corruption has been held up as one of the reasons almost seven out of […]
Corruption A Real Threat To Jamaica’s Democracy – Holness
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the scourge of corruption is a real threat to Jamaica’s democracy. He was delivering a lecture on the State of Jamaica’s […]
Run With Auditor General’s Leads – Anti-Corruption Advocate Wants Law-Enforcement Agencies To Scrutinise Departments’ Reports
A civil society group says it is not averse to the idea of introducing legislative changes to allow Auditor General Pamela Monroe Ellis to send her […]
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 […]
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.