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The Ghana Institute of Public Policy Option in partnership with The Multimedia Group is organising the 2022 Baah-Wiredu Memorial Lecture.
The which is happening at the Kofi Annan India ICT Centre is themed "Buying for the Public Good from the Public Purse. Redeeming Ghana's Fiscal Sanity in the Asylum of Public Financial Reforms."
The speaker for the event is IMANI Africa's Vice President, Bright Simons.
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