Government Expenditure
Tracking Government’s General Expenditure in Ghana.
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PIAC calls for sanctions after Gov’t fails to provide data on ABFA expenditure
The Public Interest and Accountability Committee, PIAC, is demanding sanctions for institutions that delay in submitting data for its reports.…
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Budget Watch: Key agricultural commitments to be tracked in 2019
iWatch Africa as part of our effort to promote transparency and accountability will in 2019 continue our nationwide tracking of…
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TAC Project: Perception of corruption change in Ghana [Infographic]
Perception of corruption change in Ghana, 2018 (TAC Project) Significant findings (Infographic) 1. Over 60 percent of Ghanaian citizens believe…
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Government fails to investigate missing $7 billion gold proceeds
iWatch Africa can confirm that the government of Ghana as at September 2018 had failed to investigate how a whopping…
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Small-scale gold production dropped by only 6% in 2017 despite ban
iWatch Africa assessment of the total gold output from the small-scale miners can confirm that the government ban on the…
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Ghana’s Banking Crisis: How Ex-President Mahama’s brother GHC302M debt collapsed UT Bank
A leaked report of how UT Bank collapsed in 2017, commissioned by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has revealed that…
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Fact-Check: Businesses to incur 5% VAT cost despite government claims that VAT has not been increased
iWatch Africa assessment of the newly proposed Valued Added Tax (VAT) structure can confirm that businesses will incur a tax…
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Ashanti Region: Completed but abandoned projects cost the nation over a million cedis [infographic]
iWatch Africa can confirm that completed but abandoned projects in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, has cost the region and…
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Missing Gold: How Ghana lost over $6 billion in gold export revenue to major trading partners
Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia, Sierra Leone. In a bleak partnership, privation and natural resources like gold or oil go together in…
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Tax exemptions cost Ghana GH¢2.6bn in 2017
Last year, import exemptions granted to foreign companies and other institutions rose by 15.5 percent costing the country GH¢2.6 billion…
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