Every person has the right to information held by public institutions — enshrined in the Right to Information Act, 2019 (Act 989).
Request documents, reports, and data held by any public institution.
Institutions must respond to your request within 14 working days.
You do not need to give a reason for requesting information.
If denied, you may appeal to the RTI Commission within 21 days.
Fill out the form below with details of the information you seek.
Get a unique reference number to track your request.
The responsible institution reviews and processes your request.
Receive the requested information or a formal explanation if exempt.
Your request will be assigned a unique reference number for tracking. A valid email address is required for correspondence.
Any information held by or under the control of a public institution, subject to limited exemptions for national security, personal privacy, and third-party commercial interests.
There is no fee for submitting a request. However, reasonable reproduction costs may apply for physical copies of documents.
Any person — citizen, resident, or non-resident — has the right to request information from public institutions in Ghana.
You may appeal to the RTI Commission within 21 days of receiving the denial. The Commission will review your case and may order disclosure.