TIGhana

07/10/2026

23/09/2026

The countdown continues to the next Integrity Dialogue Series by Transparency International Ghana.

Under the theme:

“Bridging Ghana’s Tax Revenue Gap: A Call for Voluntary Tax Compliance, an Accountable and Fair Tax System,”

we will explore important questions around tax compliance, accountability and fairness within Ghana’s tax system.

🎙️ Speaker: Prof. Abdallah Ali-Nakyea
📅 29 September 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM

Stay tuned as we count down to the conversation.

Mary Addah Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption Africa Centre for Energy Policy African Union Advisory Board Against Corruption

22/09/2026

Transparency International Ghana (TI-Ghana) is inviting applications from qualified and experienced professionals for the position of Project Accounts Officer.

The successful candidate will be responsible for the day-to-day financial management and accounting of assigned projects, including budget monitoring, financial reporting, reconciliations, compliance and audit preparation.

📩 Apply : [email protected]
📝 Subject: Application - Project Accounts Officer
📅 Deadline: 28 September 2026, 5:00 PM

READ MORE:https://www.tighana.org/assets/Uploads/TOR-for-accounts-Officer-TI-Ghana-.pdf

22/09/2026

Call for Consultant/Researcher

Transparency International Ghana is seeking a qualified researcher to conduct a study assessing corruption risks and domestic revenue implications within Ghana’s tax exemption framework, with particular focus on 1D1F and the Tax Exemptions Act, 2022.

Read morehttps://www.tighana.org/assets/Uploads/ToR-.pdf
Deadline : September 28, 2026
📧 [email protected] / [email protected]

22/09/2026

7 DAYS TO GO! ⏳

The countdown is on to the next Integrity Dialogue Series.

Join us as we explore:

“Bridging Ghana’s Tax Revenue Gap: A Call for Voluntary Tax Compliance, an Accountable and Fair Tax System.”

Prof. Abdallah Ali-Nakyea will lead the discussion on issues surrounding tax compliance, accountability and fairness in Ghana’s tax system.

📅 Thursday, 29 September 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM

Stay tuned and mark your calendar!

Mary Addah Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption Media Foundation for West Africa(MFWA) Transparency International

18/09/2026

Thank You for Your Valuable Contribution

Transparency International Ghana (TI-Ghana) expresses our appreciation to all participants, partners and stakeholders for their valuable contributions to the CSOs Parliamentary Engagement on Collective Anti-Corruption Advocacy.

The engagement provided an important space for dialogue, collaboration and shared perspectives on strengthening collective action against corruption.

We are grateful to everyone who joined the conversation and contributed to its success.

@topfans Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development African Union Advisory Board Against Corruption Africa Centre for Energy Policy

18/09/2026

16/09/2026

Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Parliament Engage on Collective Anti-Corruption Advocacy

Transparency International Ghana (TI-Ghana), together with the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) and the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), with Support by UK in Ghana convened CSOs Parliamentary engagement on collective anti-corruption advocacy.

Held in Accra , the engagement provided a platform for dialogue on strengthening collaboration between Parliament and civil society, improving citizen feedback into parliamentary processes, and supporting more effective parliamentary oversight.

Discussions focused on the Political Financing Bill and findings from the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) Audit Report, with participants exploring how evidence-based advocacy, citizen concerns and stakeholder expertise can contribute to an effective legislative process, stronger governance, and accountability.

The engagement brought together Members of Parliament, Members from the Parliamentary Service, civil society organizations, the OGP Steering Committee, and other stakeholders who contributed to strengthening collective action against corruption.

14/09/2026

When integrity is compromised, the consequences can be far-reaching.

“The corruption of the best things gives rise to the worst.”
- David Hume

The quote is a reminder that corruption does more than misuse resources. It can weaken institutions, erode public trust and undermine the values that hold society together.

Building a culture of integrity, transparency and accountability is therefore essential to preventing corruption and protecting the public good.

Mary Addah CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition African Union Advisory Board Against Corruption African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption

12/09/2026

Strengthening Collective Anti-Corruption Advocacy

Transparency International Ghana, together with the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition, Africa Centre for Energy Policy, ACLIA and PN Africa, will convene a CSOs Parliamentary Engagement on Collective Anti-Corruption Advocacy.

The engagement will provide a platform for dialogue on citizens’ anti-corruption concerns and opportunities to strengthen collective advocacy for accountability and good governance.

Mary Addah CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption African Union Advisory Board Against Corruption CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition