The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) has trained citizen groups on implementing audit recommendations of the Auditor General and the National Anti-Corruption Action Plan (NACAP).

A one-day workshop was organized in Tamale for citizen groups made up of a network of people from different professions and socio-economic backgrounds. The participants received training on procedures for monitoring audits and NACAP recommendations, communication and advocacy tools to correct irregularities in audit reports. The training formed part of the activities under the “Building Evidence for Enhanced Accountability in Ghana through a Multi-Stakeholder Accountability Initiative” project.

It is a two-year project being implemented by GACC in 15 districts in the county, funded by the Hewlett Foundation…

The Rural and Urban Women Association (RUWA)-Ghana, a non-government Organisation, has called on the youth to lead the crusade against bribery and corruption in Ghana. They have also been urged to refrain from engaging in activities and acts that encourage bribery and corruption. Madam Amanda Timbile, the Project Officer of the RUWA-Ghana’ Enough Project, made the call in Wa during a corruption sensitisation workshop. The workshop was part of activities to mark the International Anti-corruption Day under the theme: “Uniting the World Against Corruption for Development, Peace and Security.”

The RUWA-Ghana, in partnership with the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) with funding support from Good Governance Africa (GGA), organised the workshop for youth in selected basic schools, tertiary institutions and religious groups in the Wa Municipality.

 The United Nations General Assembly adopted the United Nations Convention against Corruption on October 31, 2003, as part of measures in combating corruption…

The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) has stressed that it is focused more on curbing corruption in Ghana and helping to eradicate the canker.

The pledge was made after collaborating with SWEDEC to mark International Anti-Corruption Week. SWEDEC and the Local Accountability Network Team (LANET) also played their part by celebrating International Anti-Corruption week corruption at Ghana Muslim Mission SHIS, Beposo Mampong Ashanti with the students and staff of the school. Mr. Marfo Godwin, LANET Mampong Executive appreciated the efforts and participation of everyone.

He mentioned that corruption can be eradicated by the combined efforts of everyone, and every little effort counts in this regard. The students were allowed to ask questions on corruption issues pertaining to Ghana…

The Rural and Urban Women Association (RUWA)-Ghana, a non-government Organisation, has called on the youth to lead the crusade against bribery and corruption in Ghana. They have also been urged to refrain from engaging in activities and acts that encourage bribery and corruption. Madam Amanda Timbile, the Project Officer of the RUWA-Ghana’ Enough Project, made the call in Wa during a corruption sensitisation workshop. The workshop was part of activities to mark the International Anti-corruption Day under the theme: “Uniting the World Against Corruption for Development, Peace and Security.”

The RUWA-Ghana, in partnership with the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) with funding support from Good Governance Africa (GGA), organised the workshop for youth in selected basic schools, tertiary institutions and religious groups in the Wa Municipality…