The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition seeks to facilitate anti-corruption activities in Ghana through the concerted efforts of its membership and in collaboration with other stakeholders.

BACKGROUND

Corruption is the abuse of power, economic, political and administrative, which leads to personal or group benefits at the expense of the rights and legal interest of the individual, the specific community or the whole society.

GACC SUPPORTS DECISION TO HANDOVER MAYBEY & JOHNSON CASE TO CHRAJ

PRESS RELEASE

The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) has noted with satisfaction the decision by Government to refer the high profile Mabey & Johnson bribery scandal to the Commission on Human Rights Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) for investigation.

GHANA ANTI-CORRUPTION COALITION EXAMINES PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY AT DISTRICT LEVEL

The challenge of strengthening public accountability through the recruitment process of a District Political head will be the subject matter of a series of policy dialogues being organized by the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition in the months of September and October in Tamale, Takoradi and Accra.

GHANA ANTI-CORRUPTION COALITION (GACC) EFFORTS HONOURED

The innovative work of the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) has been recognized by the World Bank Institute, one of the World Bank’s training and capacity development Institute.

GACC’s MEDIA & ADVOCACY PROGRAMME

As part of GACC's strategies for the year 2009, the Coalition organized a series of dialogues with some key media institutions and the Electoral Commission to sought for closer collaboration and emphasis in the fight against corruption.

URGENT NEED FOR TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN GHANA’S TRANSITION PROCESS

Events that unfolded just before, during and after Ghana’s recent transition requires that the country strengthens its fight against corruption to improve good governance delivery, the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) said in a communiqué issued at the end of its two-day meeting in Accra at the weekend (27TH – 28TH MARCH 2009).

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