The media plays a crucial role in exposing government corruption by investigating, reporting, and disseminating information to the public. Investigative journalism uncovers malfeasance, fraud, and abuse of power, thereby holding officials accountable. By providing transparency, the media fosters a culture of accountability and encourages civic engagement. Public exposure of corruption can prompt legal actions, reforms, and even political change by mobilizing public opinion against corrupt practices. Social media platforms further amplify this role, allowing for rapid sharing of information and grassroots movements aimed at demanding accountability from government officials.