US Department of State Coordinator on Global Anti-Corruption Richard Nephew says transparency and access to information are key in identifying and fighting corruption. And Nephew says holding corrupt officials responsible before the law is crucial to rooting out corruption once and for all. Speaking during a media briefing, Friday, Nephew acknowledged that corruption cannot be fought overnight, but said it can be prevented through systematic reforms and action to hold criminals accountable. “Corruption will not be stopped overnight, but it can be prevented through action to hold criminals accountable and systematic reforms that; enhance transparency, particularly in public procurements, access to information, and assets declarations by public officials; empower robust media and civil society to conduct oversight; bolster strict accountability...