An Introduction to Penplusbytes’ Citizens’ App – “Kakum”
“Kakum” a citizens’ feedback application developed by Penplusbytes to bridge the communication gap between citizens and governments in the quest…
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The Parliamentary Committee on Constitutional, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs is inviting memoranda and contributions to the Right to Information (RTI)…
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Penplusbytes under its project Metogu!! (keeping the pressure on) embarked on a series of focus group discussions across the southern…
Read more arrow_forwardPersons with Disabilities (PWDs) have called on Municipal, Metropolitan and District assemblies (MMDAs) to incorporate new digital technologies which are…
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Research shows that Ghana loses $3billion each year to corruption. With the plethora of bills and laws enacted to deal…
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RSVP to join the next technology salon How Can Innovation Support Better Public Service Provision? The Government of Ghana has…
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Making politicians accountable, a key principle of good governance, requires openness and more importantly well designed and properly resourced engagement…
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A disruptive anticorruption campaign has been launched by the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) and Penplusbytes at…
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RSVP now to join the next Technology Salon How Can Technology Fight Corruption in Ghana? Accra – March 21st –…
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