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RTI Commission announces September activities to mark 2026 RTI Month

The annual commemoration is aimed at promoting public awareness and understanding of the Right to Information Act, 2019 (Act 989), and the importance of access to information in strengthening transparency, accountability and good governance.
It noted that Section 45 of Act 989 mandates the Commission to promote and sustain public awareness of the right to information and collaborate with relevant institutions to educate the public.
The RTI Commission said the celebration will provide an opportunity to engage citizens and key stakeholders on the role of access to information in promoting transparency, inclusive participation and accountable governance.
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