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Right to Information Commission holds courtesy meeting with Communication Minister
February 24, 2026
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Right to Information Commission holds courtesy meeting with Communication Minister

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Key Points

  • A delegation from Ghana's Right to Information (RTI) Commission paid a courtesy call on the Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations.
  • The visit aimed to strengthen institutional collaboration and advance the effective implementation of the Right to Information Act, 2019 (Act 989).
  • The delegation included the Executive Secretary and members of the newly inaugurated Governing Board, formally introducing the Board to the Minister.
  • Discussions focused on enhancing cooperation in information management, digital governance, and promoting public access to information.
  • Both parties emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts to improve transparency, accountability, and efficient public service delivery, with the Minister reaffirming commitment.

Why This Matters

This collaboration is crucial for Ghana's democratic governance, as the effective implementation of the RTI Act promotes transparency and accountability in public service. Strengthening digital governance and public access to information can significantly reduce corruption and foster greater public trust in government institutions. This directly impacts the quality of public administration and citizen engagement.

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