Excerpts from the African Governance and Anti-Corruption Summit 2026 held at the British Council Accra, Ghana on 16th June 2026.
The 2nd edition of this Summit continue to inspire change, promote integrity, accountability and transparency in Africa.
On International Youth Day, again, I will be representing Africa, to speak and present a White Paper at this @UN gathering, following last year's Regional Consultation
The consultations which I played an instrumental role captured the views of the youth from 39 African countries
We are thankful to all our speakers and over 150 participants who joined us during the X space to mark the African Anti-Corruption Day.
We were happy to have the Chairperson of the African Union Anti-Corruption Board against Corruption[@AUABC_], Hon. Edem Senanu deliver the opening remarks.
Please set a reminder for our upcoming Space this Saturday, 11th July 2026 at 4pm GMT in commemoration of the African Anti-Corruption Day.
Theme: Scaling Up Integrity and Anti-Corruption Actions Among Young Professionals Across Africa.
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Kindly set a reminder for our upcoming X (twitter) Space this Saturday, 11th July 2026 at 4pm GMT in commemoration of the African Anti-Corruption Day.
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Please set a reminder for our upcoming Space this Saturday, 11th July 2026 at 4pm GMT in commemoration of the African Anti-Corruption Day.
Theme: Scaling Up Integrity and Anti-Corruption Actions Among Young Professionals Across Africa.
@TheBFAlliance
https://t.co/8A4WaSeaId
We say a big thank you to our speakers, partners, participants, media, volunteers and everyone else for contributing to the success of the 2nd edition of the African Governance and Anti-Corruption Summit held in Accra, Ghana this year.
Her warmth and energy created the perfect atmosphere, striking a balance between thoughtful dialogue and moments of smile.
Thank you for your contribution to the success of the African Governance and Anti-Corruption Summit 2026. You made an impact as a good governance advocate.
We couldn't have delivered such an impactful Summit without our MC, Miriam Uduack Mensah @miriamumensah.
She masterfully guided the programme, connected our speakers and participants, brought out the very best in every conversation, and kept the audience engaged throughout.
We extend our deepest appreciation for your hard work, sacrifice, and service. TBFA, Ghana, and the entire African continent are proud of you all.
Together, we are shaping a better Africa. Indeed our cause for a better world! as our motto says.
Our team at TBFA and the Planning Committee for the 2nd Edition of the African Governance and Anti-Corruption Summit.
These dedicated men and women through their unwavering commitment and outstanding coordination, played a pivotal role in delivering a highly successful summit.
The audience didn't just show up, they were actively involved during the panel session.
They contributed to the discussions, asked questions, suggested laudable solutions, shared real life experiences and promised that although they the summit had ended, the advocacy continues.
They pledge to be accountable, transparent and exhibit traits of integrity in their daily lives, going forward.
Thanks to them all, without our participants, we couldn't have had a successful 2nd edition of the African Governance and Anti-Corruption Summit held in Accra, Ghana.
He charged participants to be agents of change, particularly the younger generation to strive harder to redefine leadership and serve when the time comes. They should first exhibit traits of integrity and be ethically upright in order to help fight against corruption.
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Our Legal Affairs Lead, Raphael Agodzi Esq. delivered the closing remarks at the African Governance and AntiCorruption Summit 2026, and made interventions on the justice system in Ghana. He urged citizens not to lose trust in the judiciary but advocate for reforms where necessary
At the African Governance and Anti-Corruption Summit, he further cited figures from Auditor-General reports, stating that only GHยข12.7 billion has been recovered out of an estimated GHยข39 billion in disallowed expenditures and recoverable funds identified between 2020 and 2023.
Vice Chairman of Parliament of Ghanaโs Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and Member of Parliament for Mpraeso, Hon. Davis Ansah Opoku MP, revealed that none of the committeeโs referrals to the Attorney General over the past six years has resulted in prosecution.