How Ghana’s Decentralisation System Works: The Three-Tier Structure, the Assemblies and the Power Still Held in Accra
Every Ghanaian lives in a district. Whether you are in Accra, Kumasi, Tamale or a small farming community, there is…
Every Ghanaian lives in a district. Whether you are in Accra, Kumasi, Tamale or a small farming community, there is…
When a government agency is accused of wasting public money, mishandling a contract, or failing to deliver on its mandate,…
When a government ministry needs to build a road, buy vehicles, or hire consultants, it does not simply call a…
Every cedi the government spends on a new road, a hospital bed, a school block or even office stationery passes…
Ghana’s ministries are the engine rooms of government. They are where policy is formulated, where budgets are planned, and where…
The Government of Ghana has announced the return of spectators to the various football centres across the country. The Ghana…
The government of Ghana has made an agreement with the country’s top three telecom companies to provide a special data…
The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has announced that the Government of Ghana has taken note of the final…
Ghana’s Ministry of Finance has published a major new report – A review of Ghana’s value-added tax (VAT) system. This…
Every four years, Ghanaians vote for Members of Parliament. Campaigns are intense. Candidates promise development, representation, and accountability. Then, after…