It is impossible to speak about political or economic reform without seriously addressing corruption. Corruption does not only steal money — it steals trust.
When citizens feel that the law is not applied equally and that opportunities are not based on merit, frustration becomes fertile ground for division and instability.
Fighting corruption does not mean temporary media campaigns. It requires:
clear laws,
independent oversight institutions,
and sustained political will.
Reform does not begin only at the top. It begins by building a system that prevents wrongdoing before punishing it.