Audit irregularities in Ghana surged to 109.3% in 2024 from GH¢8.8b to GH¢18.4b
Financial irregularities within Ghana’s public boards, corporations and statutory institutions surged by 109.3 per cent in 2024, rising from GH¢8.8 billion to GH¢18.4 billion, according to the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition’s (GACC) State of Corruption Report, 2025. The post Audit irregularities in Ghana surged to 109.3% in 2024 from GH¢8.8b to GH¢18.4b appeared first on Ghana Business News .
The audit irregularities in Ghana's public boards, corporations, and statutory institutions surged by 109.3% in 2024, growing from GH¢8.8 billion to GH¢18.4 billion, as reported by the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition's (GACC) State of Corruption Report, 2025. While irregularities within public boards and statutory institutions rose steeply, the report noted declines among Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) and District Assemblies.
The report attributes the surge to weak expenditure controls and ineffective enforcement mechanisms, calling for stronger oversight and enforcement, particularly in public procurement and contract management.
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