Yesterday marks a significant milestone for Sierra Leone’s fight against corruption as Francis Ben Keifala, the Commissioner of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), has been elected as the West Africa Sub-Regional Representative of the Association of Heads of Anti-Corruption Institutions in Commonwealth Africa.
This historic achievement took place at the 14th Regional Conference for Heads of Anti-Corruption Agencies in Africa held in Accra, Ghana.
Commissioner Keifala’s election underscores his dynamic leadership and the ACC’s commitment to combatting corruption not only within Sierra Leone but also on a regional level. His competence and dedication have been recognized by his peers, positioning him as a key figure in driving anti-corruption efforts across West Africa.
As the newly elected representative, Commissioner Keifala will play a pivotal role in fostering collaboration among anti-corruption agencies in the region. This includes sharing best practices, coordinating joint initiatives, and advocating for stronger anti-corruption measures to promote transparency and accountability in public institutions.
This achievement reflects positively on Sierra Leone’s anti-corruption initiatives and highlights the country’s progress in addressing systemic challenges.
Commissioner Keifala’s leadership continues to inspire confidence in the ACC’s ability to uphold integrity, promote good governance, and contribute to a corruption-free future for all Sierra Leoneans and the wider West African region.
