Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition launches 2025 state of corruption report

The report said the country’s anti-corruption institutions remained active during the year, but corruption continued to exploit weaknesses in public financial management and accountability systems.

But the gains came against a troubling backdrop of persistent financial irregularities, weak enforcement and stalled reforms, according to the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition’s (GACC) State of Corruption Report 2025 launched today, Wednesday, August 19, 2026.

The Financial Intelligence Centre strengthened anti-money-laundering measures, while CHRAJ, the Attorney-General’s Office and the Judiciary pursued reforms around transparency, ethics, complaints handling and public engagement.