Rans Logistics has reimbursed GH₵19.1 million to the state, just a week after being flagged in the Auditor-General’s special report for multiple irregularities, Deputy Finance Minister Thomas Nyarko Ampem has revealed.
The company was cited for overpayments linked to grain transportation and missing stock of rice and maize. Speaking to Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee on Monday, March 30, 2026, Deputy Minister Ampem Nyarko noted that the repayment reflects the audit’s role in safeguarding public resources.
“Exactly a week after presenting the audit findings to Parliament, Rans Logistics refunded GH₵19.1 million, demonstrating the audit’s effectiveness in protecting state funds,” he said.
The Deputy Minister added that the audit also identified over 7,000 metric tonnes of rice unaccounted for, with further reimbursement expected. He emphasized that the Attorney General is reviewing appropriate actions for all infractions.
“This case highlights the crucial role of audits in ensuring accountability and transparency in the management of public funds,” he concluded.
