Alliance for Social Equity And Public Accountability - ASEPA

14/09/2026

Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) are not just about money leaving the country, they affect our everyday lives.

When billions are lost through illicit financial activities, Ghana has fewer resources to invest in hospitals, schools, roads, jobs and essential public services.

The question is: How much more could Ghana achieve if we stopped the leakage?

👉🏽Stop the leak.
👉🏽Strengthen accountability.
👉🏽Protect Ghana’s resources.

10/09/2026

Corruption is not only about the person who takes public money. We must also examine how the money is moved, hidden, converted into property or transferred abroad.

Following the money can help investigators identify criminal networks, recover stolen assets and prevent offenders from enjoying the proceeds of crime.

📌 This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa

03/09/2026

Alliance for Social Equity And Public Accountability - ASEPA paid a visit to the European Union Delegation to Ghana as part of our ongoing work on Asset Recovery and Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs).

The engagement provided an opportunity to discuss efforts towards strengthening collaboration, accountability and systems for recovering stolen assets.

Illicit Financial Flows continue to deprive Ghana of resources needed for national development. Recovering stolen assets is an important step towards ensuring these resources can benefit the people.

Together, we can build stronger systems for accountability and recover Ghana's stolen assets.

📌 This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa.

01/09/2026

llicit financial flows drain resources that should be working for the people of Ghana.

Even a portion of successfully recovered assets could make a significant difference in strengthening our social sector and supporting communities.

It's time to follow the money, recover stolen assets and reinvest in Ghana's future.

📌 This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa.

28/08/2026

WE ARE ALL INVOLVED. 🇬🇭
Ghana’s resources belong to all of us.
Let’s stand together, demand accountability, and recover Ghana’s stolen assets.

Our money. Our future. Our responsibility.

25/08/2026

Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) don’t happen in the dark by accident. They often involve people who know what is happening but may be afraid to speak up.

As part of ASEPA’s Asset Recovery & IFFs Project, we are highlighting the important role of whistleblowers in exposing corruption, tracing illicit funds and helping recover assets that belong to the people of Ghana.

If you see something, say something. Your information could help protect public resources, strengthen accountability and ensure stolen assets are returned to support our communities.

Video Credit: Transparency International

20/08/2026

17/08/2026

Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) are more than just numbers, they represent resources that could have been used to build schools, hospitals, roads, create jobs, and improve the lives of Ghanaians.

Every cedi lost through corruption, tax evasion, money laundering, and other illicit activities is a resource taken away from national development.

At Alliance for Social Equity And Public Accountability - ASEPA, we are committed to promoting transparency, accountability, and the recovery of Ghana’s stolen assets.

📢 Speak up. Demand accountability. Support asset recovery.

📌 This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa.

14/08/2026

As part of our ongoing work on the Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) and Asset Recovery Project, the ASEPA team paid a working visit to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Ghana (SEC).

The visit provided an opportunity to engage with key stakeholders on issues relating to illicit financial flows, the recovery of proceeds of crime, and the important role regulatory institutions play in protecting the integrity of Ghana's financial system.

Our discussions focused on strengthening collaboration, improving information sharing, and identifying practical ways to support efforts aimed at tracing, recovering, and returning stolen assets to the public benefit.

The engagement forms part of ASEPA's broader commitment, under the IFFs and Asset Recovery Project, to promote accountability, transparency, and stronger institutional cooperation in the fight against illicit financial flows and corruption.

📌 This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa.

10/08/2026

Corruption and illicit financial flows continue to deprive Ghana of resources that could transform communities, improve public services, and create opportunities for all.

By speaking up and reporting wrongdoing, we can help expose corruption, promote accountability, and protect Ghana’s resources for future generations.

Let’s stand together for a Ghana where public resources are protected and development benefits everyone.

Your voice matters. Your information matters. Your courage can make a difference.

📌 This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa.

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