Government Expenditure
Tracking Government’s General Expenditure in Ghana.
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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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Open Data Day: A joint report by iWatch Africa and Open Knowledge Colombia
Open Data Day: A joint report performed by i-Watch Africa and Open Knowledge Colombia, 21st March, 2018 The report is…
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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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Corruption: Ghana records worst performance in six years
Ghana has recorded its worst performance in the last six years in its fight against corruption, the latest corruption perception…
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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 rejected GYEEDA payment claims of over GH¢34 million in 2017
iWatch Africa can confirm that the Audit Service rejected liability claims of GH¢34,017,015.00 presented by the Ministry of Youth and…
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Over GH¢1.2 billion saved after MoH contracts were reassessed in 2017 [Infographic]
iWatch Africa as part of our mandate to track government expenditure can confirm that a total amount of GH¢1,234,269,337.2 liability…
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