Abstract:
This article provides a detailed exploration of the root causes and consequences of public sector corruption in Liberia. It aims to shed light on the systemic weaknesses that contribute to corruption within the public sector, including inadequate institutional capacity, ineffective regulatory frameworks, and a culture of impunity. By uncovering these underlying issues, the article seeks to highlight the structural vulnerabilities that perpetuate corruption and hinder efforts to promote transparency and accountability in governance. Furthermore, the article delves into the wide-ranging consequences of public sector corruption in Liberia, examining its detrimental effects on public trust, economic development, and social equity. By analyzing these consequences, the article emphasizes the urgent need to address corruption to foster sustainable development and social progress in the country. Through this comprehensive examination, the article aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding public sector corruption in Liberia. By shedding light on the root causes and consequences of corruption, the article seeks to inform discussions, policies, and initiatives aimed at combating corruption and promoting good governance. Ultimately, it is expected to serve as a valuable resource for stakeholders, policymakers, and advocates working towards the eradication of corruption and the advancement of transparent, accountable, and ethical governance in Liberia.
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