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Deputy Finance Minister calls for stronger internal controls to protect public funds

Source: MyJoyOnline (Ghana)

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MyJoyOnline (Ghana) reported on 17 Oct 2026: Deputy Finance Minister calls for stronger internal controls to protect public funds.

Speaking at the 25th anniversary of the Institute of Internal Auditors Ghana, Mr Ampem said internal auditors must move beyond identifying weaknesses after they had occurred to helping institutions prevent financial losses.

— MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
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Policy sets the direction for energy investment: national transition plans, market reforms such as Nigeria’s Electricity Act 2023, and global commitments under the Paris Agreement.

91.9% of people in Ghana had electricity in 2024

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