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  The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has observed that it was important for the Audit Service to continue to be a strong institution helping to protect the public purse after the exit of the immediate past Auditor General, Mr Daniel Yaw Domelevo, in March 2021.  The fund said the Audit Service should exhibit that strength by following up on reports that were outstanding prior to the retirement of Mr Domelevo. Its first comment on the matter, the IMF's observation was contained in a response to Graphic Online’s  questions on the economy, the 2021 Budget Statement and other issues of na...

Graphic Online BY: Maxwell Akalaare Adombila 705 The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has observed that it was important for the Audit Service to continue to be a strong institution helping to protect the public purse after the exit of the immediate past Auditor General, Mr Daniel Yaw Domelevo, in March 2021.  The fund said the Audit Service should exhibit that strength by following up on reports that were outstanding prior to the retirement of Mr Domelevo. Its first comment on the matter, the IMF's observation was contained in a response to Graphic Online’s  questions on the economy, t...

Co-founder of Afrobarometer and the Centre For Democratic Development (CDD) Professor Emmanuel Gyimah-Boadi has flayed President Akufo Addo for the curious treatment meted out to Ghana’s immediate past Auditor-General, Mr. Daniel Yaw Domelevo. Professor Boadi describes the act as “shameful.” Professor Boadi’s opinion carries significant weight, having helped set up the non-partisan pan-African research institution (Afrobarometer) that conducts public attitude surveys on democracy, governance, the economy and society in Africa. “As for the President’s [Akufo-Addo]...

+ Social media users have expressed mixed reactions regarding a decision by President Akufo-Addo on March 3, 2021, which retires the Auditor-General, Daniel Yaw Domelevo from office. Mr Akufo-Addo’s directive was in connection to claims by the Audit Service Board indicating that Mr Domelevo had on June 2020 reached his retirement age. However, taking to social media, some Ghanaians have described the President’s move as one that erodes the anti-corruption fight while others are of a different view. The former Auditor-General had proceeded on a 167-day accumulated leave, only to return to ...