Stalled reforms, funding gaps weakening Ghana’s anti-corruption fight – GACC

According to the report, Ghana’s anti-corruption architecture remains active, but its impact is constrained by gaps in political will, legal implementation, consistent enforcement, and sustainable funding.

READ FULL REPORT HERE: State of Corruption Report 2025 The GACC further notes that funding constraints have limited the effectiveness of both state and non-state institutions, with some organisations increasingly dependent on donor support.“Legislative reforms are stalling, and persistent gaps in enforcement and implementation are undermining public confidence,” the report states.