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IMANI Africa: Ghana's EC's dangerous and pathological conduct - Vimarsana News

IMANI Africa: Ghana's EC's dangerous and pathological conduct

Everyone who followed IMANI’s exchanges with the Electoral Commission in 2020 carefully would have noticed that IMANI was against the compilation of a new electoral register for one major reason: shady procurement and waste of resources.

IMANI Africa takes on EC, accuses it of lying and publishing half truths - Vimarsana News

IMANI Africa takes on EC, accuses it of lying and publishing half truths

Civil Society Organisation (CSO), IMANI Africa has hit back at the Electoral Commission (EC) for accusing it of peddling “persistent misinformation.”

SML is just Agyapa deal in suit and tie – Bright Simons - Vimarsana News

SML is just Agyapa deal in suit and tie – Bright Simons

The Honourary Vice President for IMANI Africa, Bright Simons, has likened the contract between the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) and Strategic Mobilisation Ghana Ltd (SML) to a reincarnation of the controversial Agyapa deal.

PPA Clarification: The dark side of the World Bank's 'giveaways' in Ghana by Bright Simons - Vimarsana News

PPA Clarification: The dark side of the World Bank's 'giveaways' in Ghana by Bright Simons

The Attention of the Public Procurement Authority (PPA) has been drawn to an article on the website of the African Report with title “Opinion: The dark side of the World Bank’s ‘giveaways’ in Ghana” by Bright Simons on April 19 2024.

GRA-SML deal: MFWA files RTI request demanding KPMG report - Vimarsana News

GRA-SML deal: MFWA files RTI request demanding KPMG report

The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) has submitted a Right to Information (RTI) application to the Presidency, seeking the full KPMG audit report