Parliament on Thursday approved GH¢838,369,865 for the implementation of programmes and activities of the Ghana Audit Service, for the 2025 financial year.
This is expected to enable the service to carry out its mandate of auditing public institutions, ensuring accountability, and strengthening financial oversight across various government agencies.
A key component of the allocation will support the service in auditing Ghana's missions abroad, an area identified as a major challenge due to funding constraints.
Additionally, the service plans to conduct audits of five Ghana Armed Forces peacekeeping operations abroad, which have not been assessed since 2019.
