Mahama Inaugurates New Right to Information Commission
New RTI Commission mandated to enforce access to public information and enhance transparency in governance
- President Mahama swears in new Right to Information Commission
- Dr. James Asante appointed Chairman; Christina Edmund is Vice Chair
- Commission to enforce RTI Act and promote transparency in governance
President John Dramani Mahama has officially sworn in the new Right to Information (RTI) Commission, underlining his administration’s commitment to openness and accountability in public service.
Dr. James Asante takes the helm as Chairman, with Christina Edmund appointed Vice Chairperson. Other members include Kobby Woyome, Aba Edusah, Angela Emefa Kpegah, Shirley Lartey—who also serves as Executive Secretary—and Chris Dugan.
The Commission is tasked with implementing the Right to Information Act, ensuring citizens have access to public records, and promoting transparency across government institutions.
At the swearing-in ceremony, President Mahama highlighted the Commission’s vital role in strengthening accountability and fostering public trust in governance.
