US EditionGhana allocates $3.26m to train public financial managers and accountants
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Ghana allocates $3.26m to train public financial managers and accountants
The Ghanaian government has earmarked approximately 48m cedis ($3.26m) in the 2025 budget to enhance the skills of more than 3,200 public financial managers and accountants, reported Ghana News Agency. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to comply with international public sector accounting standards (IPSAS), improve digital reporting, and uphold internal audit standards, stated Finance Deputy Minister Thomas Ampem Darko. Darko outl…
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