Ghana has dropped four percentage points in its 2016 corruption perception index, scoring 43 out of a clean score of 100. This is according to the latest Corruption Perception Index released by Transparency International. The country was ranked 70 out of 176 countries globally; performing worse than countries such as Rwanda, Namibia and Senegal. The annual index ranks countries on views of business people and country experts on the level of public sector corruption in a country.