Ghana's Auditor-General Flags Billions in Irregularities, Calls for AI Auditing

Ghana's Auditor-General has flagged GH¢38.99 billion in financial irregularities, with only GH¢12.72 billion recovered, according to a PAC Vice Chairman. In response, Davis Opoku has proposed implementing AI auditing and a contract portal to enhance public financial accountability.

17 Jul, 07:42 — 17 Jul, 07:42

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GH¢38.99bn flagged by Auditor-General, but only GH¢12.72bn recovered – PAC Vice Chairman

The Vice Chairman of Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC), Davis Ansah Opoku, has raised concerns over Ghana’s limited success in recovering public funds flagged in audit reports, describing follow-through on accountability measures as a major challenge.

By Ernest Arhinful

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Ghana's Auditor-General Flags Billions in Irregularities, Calls for AI Auditing

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GH¢38.99bn flagged by Auditor-General, but only GH¢12.72bn recovered – PAC Vice Chairman

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