The Conch, Volumes 6-9Conch Magazine Limited, 1974 - Africa |
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Page 165
... corruption is only now becoming important . Although corruption is as old as civilization , it does not al- ways pose a serious problem for society . But from time to time , uncontrolled corruption has posed a serious threat to the ...
... corruption is only now becoming important . Although corruption is as old as civilization , it does not al- ways pose a serious problem for society . But from time to time , uncontrolled corruption has posed a serious threat to the ...
Page 177
... corruption in Ghana . Obviously not all persons , whether high or low , en- gage in corrupt activities . But even those who do not , and con- demn corruption both privately and publicly often find them- selves powerless to check it ...
... corruption in Ghana . Obviously not all persons , whether high or low , en- gage in corrupt activities . But even those who do not , and con- demn corruption both privately and publicly often find them- selves powerless to check it ...
Page 178
... corruption but to confiscate the spoils of such corruption as a deterrent to fu- ture corrupt leaders . It does not appear , from the revelations that have come up before commissions of enquiry set up since the overthrow of the Busia ...
... corruption but to confiscate the spoils of such corruption as a deterrent to fu- ture corrupt leaders . It does not appear , from the revelations that have come up before commissions of enquiry set up since the overthrow of the Busia ...
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The Role of Women in Nigerian Society | 47 |
Wole Soyinka | 60 |
Drama and Theatre in Traditional African Societies | 80 |
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