Government Expenditure
Tracking Government’s General Expenditure in Ghana.
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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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Gov’t rejected payment claims of over GH¢40 million to Zoomlion in 2017
iWatch Africa can confirm that the Ministry of Finance rejected payment claims of GH¢40,425,000 made by the Ministry of Local…
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Tracking IFFs: What are Illicit Financial Flows [infographic]
What are Illicit Financial Flows? iWatch Africa presents an overview in the infographic below; Read Also: Transnational Organized Crime: Eight…
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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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Ghana’s debt stock now at GHC138.8 Billion
The country’s total debt stock reached ¢138.8 billion as of November 2017 according to the latest Bank of Ghana economic…
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iWatch Africa backs decision to nominate Martin Amidu as Special Prosecutor
iWatch Africa fully backs President Akufo Addo’s decision to nominate Martin Amidu as the first Special Prosecutor in his effort…
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