24-hour economy must be hinged on sound procurement and supply chain practice

The government’s introduction of a 24-hour economy policy represents a bold initiative aimed at stimulating economic growth and enhancing productivity, but its success relies heavily on several factors, including effective implementation, robust infrastructure support, and a favorable business environment. However, an equally critical element that must not be overlooked is procurement and supply chain management. […]

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Procurement in the public sector: Untangling the red flags and finding the value

Public procurement in many developing countries is often viewed through a lens of skepticism, frequently seen as a breeding ground for inefficiencies, loopholes, and corruption. However, when properly understood and implemented, public procurement becomes not just a regulatory formality but a powerful lever for development, accountability, and national transformation. This article will illuminate the scope

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GIPS congratulates Basil Ahiable on his appointment as Board Chairman of PPA

The Ghana Institute of Procurement and Supply (GIPS) has extended warm congratulations to its founding chairman and fellow, Mr. Basil Ahiable, on his appointment as the board chairman of the Public Procurement Authority (PPA). According to the institute, Mr. Ahiable’s appointment to the state procurement regulatory body signals a new era of professionalism, integrity, and

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The Ghana Institute of Procurement and Supply (GIPS) and KPMG sign an MOU to promote sound procurement practises.

The Ghana Institute of Procurement and Supply (GIPS) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with leading multinational audit firm KPMG to build the right synergies and capacities that will promote the practise of sound and value-based procurement in the country. Areas of engagement will include KPMG’s assessment, recommendation, and support for the passage of

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Ghana Institute of Procurement and Supply Pays Visit to EOCO

A three-member delegation from the Ghana Institute of Procurement and Supply (GIPS) visited the Executive Director, COP Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah, and her management team at the EOCO Head Office. The visit was to strengthen bonds between the two (2) institutions and explore avenues for collaboration. The delegation led by the President of the Institute, Mr.

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