Police, parliament, judiciary among institutions fined GH₵5.6m for RTI breaches – Corruption Watch
Corruption Watch Ghana has uncovered how several key state and private institutions, including the Ghana Police Service, parliament, the judiciary,...
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MFWA, GIZ sharpen skills of journalists in investigative journalism
About 30 journalists and media practitioners from across Ghana have received intensive training in investigative journalism and anti-corruption reporting to...
CAF Confederation Cup: Karim Zito explains tactical masterplan in Kotoko’s win over Kwara Utd
Asante Kotoko head coach Karim Zito has outlined the tactical adjustments that secured his side’s qualification to the next round...
State institutions use public funds to pay RTI fines while errant officials go unpunished
A disturbing accountability gap has been exposed in the implementation of the Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2019 (Act 989),...
The NLA Scandal: When watchdogs hesitate, citizens pay twice – Kay Codjoe writes
The public sentiment around the NLA “Good Causes” scandal roars with rage. Citizens cannot fathom how such diversions of funds...
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Dr. Musah Abdulai: If the Chief Justice returns: Will it lead to reset, redemption, or rupture?
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Haruna Iddrisu urges review of salary disparities between doctors in academia and health service
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No justification for higher GAF entry age – Col. Festus Aboagye (Rtd.)
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Farewell, River Ayensu
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OSP declares former Finance Ministry Advisor wanted over SML corruption probe
