Abstract
Corruption has become a social phenomenon causing various societal problems such as maladministration, poverty, inefficiency, crimes, and limited access to education and healthcare, among several others. It can also exacerbate social inequalities and contribute to the rise of organized crime and violence. The effects of corruption can be seen in the administrative set-up, thus leading to citizen’s increase in mistrust towards government officials and departments. This study explores the impacts of corruption on various aspects of society, particularly young people and discusses efforts on anti-corruption. Addressing the above-referred challenges, the importance of transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in anti-corruption efforts is highlighted. Furthermore, the confidentiality measures to encourage reporting of maladministration and corruption have been highlighted, and a draft policy framework has been put forward.
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