Education
Tracking Government Commitments on Education in Ghana
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Gov’t promised to provide 1,171 KGs in 4 years, only 90 KGs have been completed after 2 years
iWatch Africa can confirm that only 90 Kindergartens (KGs) had been completed in primary schools without KGs across Ghana as…
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ODD 2019 : A joint report by iWatch Africa and Lesotho Open Data Initiative
This report is part of the event report series on International Open Data Day 2019. On Saturday 2nd March, groups…
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Akufo-Addo gov’t fails to deliver promised 65 earth dams two years after budget commitment
President Akufo-Addo led government is yet to deliver a single earth dam two years after it promised to “rehabilitate 65…
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Government’s handling of RTI Bill troubling [infographic]
The Right to Information Bill was first drafted in 1999 under former president, Jerry John Rawlings. Twenty years later, all…
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TVET: Tracking government commitments in Ghana [infographic]
iWatch Africa’s third-quarter assessment of government commitment to construct 20 modern TVET schools and 10 Regional STEM centers as indicated…
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iWatch Africa marks International Open Data Day 2018
iWatch Africa, marked the 2018 International Open Data Day, on 23rd March, 208 with a conference on the theme; The…
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Register for the 2018 International Open Data Day Conference
Invitation to the 2018 International Open Data Day Conference on 3rd March, 2018 : The importance of Open Data in…
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iWatch Africa Transparency & Accountability Survey
iWatch Africa; a Non–Governmental Organization is conducting a survey to assess the performance of the first year of President Akufo…
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Gov’t at risk of GH¢200 million judgment debt over UG failure to pay contracted loan
The government of Ghana is at risk of payment of over GH¢200 million judgment debt as a result of failure…
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Budget Watch: Key educational commitments to be tracked in 2018
iWatch Africa as part of our mandate to undertake evidence-based, value for money assessment of government’s commitments to Ghanaians will…
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