TIGhana

04/08/2026

Whistleblowers should be PROTECTED, not punished.
Whistleblowers should be PROTECTED, not punished.
Whistleblowers should be PROTECTED, not punished.

See here what Transparency International is doing about it: https://anticorru.pt/3iN

03/08/2026

Strengthening local accountability through collaboration.

Transparency International Ghana engaged members of the Audit Committee and the Social Accountability Committee (SAC) at the Nkoranza South Municipal Assembly to strengthen collaboration in promoting transparency, accountability, and effective oversight of public resources.

The engagement provided a platform to discuss the critical roles of Audit Committees and SAC members in monitoring public financial management, following up on audit recommendations, and encouraging citizen participation in local governance.

By fostering stronger partnerships between accountability institutions and citizens, TI Ghana continues to support responsive governance and improved public service delivery.

Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition Mary Addah CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development NCCE Gh Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice

03/08/2026

Empowering women and marginalized groups to challenge corruption in their communities.

On 24 July 2026, Transparency International Ghana, in collaboration with the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), convened women and marginalized groups at the Kassena-Nankana East Municipal Assembly for an anti-corruption and civic awareness dialogue under the theme:

"Mobilizing Marginalized Groups Including Women to Challenge Corruption in Their Communities."

The engagement created a platform to strengthen participants' understanding of corruption, civic responsibility, and the important role women and marginalized groups play in promoting transparency, accountability, and responsive governance.

By empowering communities with knowledge and encouraging active citizen participation, we continue to strengthen collective action against corruption and foster a culture of integrity.

CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development Mary Addah Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice Media Foundation for West Africa(MFWA)African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption

03/08/2026

Women Empowered to Lead Fight Against Corruption in Kasena Nankana West.
Transparency International Ghana and NCCE train women groups in Paga to expose corruption and discrimination through whistleblowing.
CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development Mary Addah African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption Office of the Special Prosecutor - Ghana

PAGA, UPPER EAST REGION ndash; Transparency International Ghana (TIG), in collaboration with the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), has organized a one-day workshop aimed at combating corruption at the grassroots by equipping women with the knowledge and confidence to identify, resist,....

03/08/2026

24/07/2026

Advancing integrity and inclusion in Ghana's forest carbon market.

Transparency International Ghana (TI Ghana) officially launched the Towards Inclusive Governance for Forest Carbon Markets Project and held its Inception Meeting on 21 July 2026 at the TI Ghana Conference Hall.

Implemented under the Forest Governance, Markets and Climate (FGMC) Programme with funding from UK Aid, the project brought together representatives from government institutions, the Carbon Markets Office, CSIR-Institute of Industrial Research, private sector carbon project developers, civil society organisations, academia, Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs), and development partners.

The engagement provided a platform to discuss the governance, legal, and institutional frameworks shaping Ghana's emerging forest carbon market, with a strong focus on transparency, accountability, inclusive participation, and equitable benefit sharing.

Together, we are strengthening collaboration to build a forest carbon market that delivers lasting environmental, social, and economic benefits for all.

@topfans Mary Addah NCCE Cowbell Constitution Quiz Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition

24/07/2026

Empowering traders to demand accountability.

As part of the Strengthening Accountability, Rule of Law and Institutional Responsiveness (SARIS) Project, Transparency International Ghana (TI Ghana), together with the Citizens Group in the Nsawam-Adoagyiri Municipality, engaged traders at Prisons Market to raise awareness about corruption, its impact, and the role citizens play in promoting transparency and accountability.

The engagement provided a platform for traders to share challenges affecting their businesses, including poor sanitation, inadequate drainage, under-receipting of revenue payments, and concerns about drug trafficking within the market.

Participants were encouraged to demand proper receipts for all payments, question irregularities, and report corrupt practices through the appropriate channels. By empowering citizens to speak up and hold duty bearers accountable, we can strengthen public trust and improve service delivery.

Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development Mary Addah Office of the Special Prosecutor - Ghana NCCE Gh African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption

22/07/2026

🎥 A young voice. A powerful message.

Corruption Corruption Corruption
It is not a profession
It spread like an infection
Need instant cure and medication
It works like a termite
Eating everything day and night
It is a malignant cancer
Deep rooted posing a danger
We only talk and enquire
That's no true desire
We hardly raise our voice
As if we have no choice
But cause are we
Not ,they ,he or she?
Let pledge to fight
To end this termite

As part of our engagement with students under the Strengthening Accountability, Rule of Law and Institutional Responsiveness (SARIS) Project, Takiya Salifu, a Form 1 Home Economics student of Benkum Senior High School, shared an original poem reflecting on the devastating effects of corruption and the collective responsibility to fight it.

Her words remind us that building a culture of integrity begins with empowering young people to speak up, inspire change, and champion accountability.

🎤 "Let's pledge to fight, to end this termite."

Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development Mary Addah African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice Transparency International Media Foundation for West Africa(MFWA) Office of the Special Prosecutor - Ghana NCCE Gh Codjo Romain Attorney-General's Department Youth Against Corruption-Ghana Michael Kwaku Okai Aning Osei Bonsu

22/07/2026

Taking the fight against corruption directly to the community.

Under the European Union-funded Strengthening Accountability, Rule of Law and Institutional Responsiveness (SARIS) Project, Transparency International Ghana conducted a market outreach at Offinso Anyinasuso Market in the Ashanti Region to raise awareness about corruption and promote citizen participation in accountability efforts.

Through face-to-face interactions, public announcements, and the distribution of Information, Education and Communication (IEC) materials, traders, transport operators, and market patrons were engaged on the forms and effects of corruption, including bribery, abuse of office, extortion, procurement irregularities, favouritism, and the misappropriation of public resources.

Participants were also introduced to the TI Ghana Corruption Reporting Platform and guided on how to safely and confidentially report suspected acts of corruption. The engagement provided an opportunity for community members to share their experiences and reaffirmed the importance of citizen participation in promoting transparency, accountability, and good governance.

Together, we can build communities where integrity thrives and corruption has no place.

Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition Mary Addah Michael Kwaku Okai CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption Transparency International Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice Media Foundation for West Africa(MFWA) Office of the Special Prosecutor - Ghana NCCE Gh Codjo Romain Attorney-General's Department Parliament of Ghana Youth Against Corruption-Ghana EOCOghana Censodev Aning Osei Bonsu