As we are packing up to take off for the holidays, each member of our team to their own corner of the world, we are reflecting on the year behind us.

2018 was a busy year and a year we can be proud of overall. As a way to wrap…

Creating a corruption-resilient Ghana requires the hearts and minds of its people. Having launched the movement #JeSuisAnas (mentioned in our previous blog post), we are now leveling up with a Hackathon for anti-corruption to take place in Ghana in February 2019. …

Klarity has today unveiled a collaboration with award-winning Ghanaian investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas and Tiger Eye Foundation. Together they launch JeSuisAnas.org, an online platform that allows users to record and upload videos of everyday corruption, with Klarity providing the technology and the full spectrum of product development. …

This is a question we get asked fairly often and to be honest, it is an excellent one.

Why struggle with petty corruption when corruption in politics and business is easy to point the finger at and involves huge amounts of money over the world? …

Klarity empowers citizens to act on corruption experienced in their everyday lives. We hold a unique role in society creating a community that connects citizens, activists, journalists, CSOs, and government bodies. …

The whispers in the waiting audience suddenly grow louder and there he is! Clad in a long brown and black frock, his signature hat with rows of beads covering his face, he moves quickly through the seated crowd towards the stage. But over there is another man dressed in the…

Just before the new year Klarity appointed Eliza Kücükaslan as Klarity’s CEO. She has been part of the Klarity team as Deputy CEO since last summer and here is a short interview for her to introduce herself, her ideas, and where she wants to take Klarity.

Eliza, congratulations on your…