RTIC Launches Month-Long Campaign on Information Access Amid Rising Digital Misinformation
Ghana's Right to Information Commission plans September activities focused on combating information disorder and strengthening transparency.
Ghana's Energy Contracts Shrouded in Secrecy: CEMSE Demands Transparency to Curb Sector Losses
Civil society group calls for public disclosure of energy sector performance contracts to improve accountability and reduce financial leaks.
Ghana's Parliament pushes for law changes to guarantee long-term PIAC funding
Parliament's Finance Committee chairman urges legal reforms to secure sustainable funding for the Petroleum Income Accountability Committee.
RAN-Africa demands transparency on Agenda 111 private partnerships, files RTI request
Rights advocacy group RAN-Africa escalates scrutiny of Ghana's Agenda 111 hospital project by seeking disclosure of all private sector proposals and communications.
Ghana's murky procurement culture: Why contract payment scandals keep resurfacing
A senior figure questions why Ghana pretends systemic payment-for-contracts practices don't exist, as the Berko-AKSA row reignites debate.
Civil Society Pushes Government to Release Full Details of Big Push Infrastructure Projects
ISODEC calls for transparency in major government infrastructure initiative, demanding public disclosure of contracts and timelines.
Parliament Must Act Now to Unlock Stalled Mining Community Projects, MSG Warns
Ghana's extractive sector group demands Parliament enforce mineral royalty payments to mining communities, citing crippled development and weak oversight.
Ghana hosts continental summit on critical minerals: Africa seeks better deals and local wealth creation
Accra conference calls for African nations to move beyond raw mineral exports, demanding stronger governance and value-added processing.
Ghana's Energy Firms Must Come Clean on Finances, Say Transparency Advocates
Only a handful of state-owned energy corporations have published accounts, raising fresh concerns over accountability in Ghana's vital power sector.
Parliament's Closed-Door BoG Session Sparks Minority Walkout Over Media Exclusion
Ghana's parliamentary Minority staged a walkout after the Majority blocked media access to the Bank of Ghana Governor's responses to urgent parliamentary questions.
Majority defends closed-door BoG briefing as Minority clash escalates in Parliament
Parliament's decision to hold Bank of Ghana committee proceedings behind closed doors has sparked heated disagreement between Majority and Minority MPs.
ICEG demands transparency as Ghana prepares mid-year budget review
Civil society group calls on Finance Ministry to disclose oil and mineral revenue spending ahead of crucial budget assessment.