
PPP Hustle Part 4 — The Procurement Theater, The Legal Landmines, and the Silent Watchdogs
When PPPs turn into staged procurement, legal traps, and silent oversight, the public pays — in money, rights, and trust.
When PPPs turn into staged procurement, legal traps, and silent oversight, the public pays — in money, rights, and trust.
Exposing PPP corruption: cartels, cronies, and fake bids ensure profit over progress. When everyone eats, nobody complains — until collapse.
Ghost projects plague PPPs across Africa and Asia—billions spent, nothing built. No oversight, just invoices, exits, and vanished infrastructure.
PPPs promise solutions, but without oversight, governments lose revenue. Real-time data, transparency, and accountability are the missing links.
IFAC secures $1M grant to strengthen public sector accountancy in Ghana, boosting ethics, training, and financial transparency.
Ghanaian entrepreneurs: Audits are more than compliance! Discover how they unlock growth & peace of mind.
To start with, the practice of auditing carries with it a lot of responsibilities for the public good and businesses.
The word “audit” derives from the Latin word “audire” which means “to hear”.
Internal Audit Agency (IAA) has begun a nationwide Risk-Based Internal Audit (RBIA) Work Plans preparation and submission support programme, focusing on the 2023 guidelines for public sector institutions and covered entities.
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