Prevent
Public education and practical intelligence that helps people spot a scam before it becomes a loss.
Anti-Fraud Initiative Ghana
Building Africa's fraud resilience.
AFIG works where public trust, digital growth and economic freedom meet. We turn prevention into everyday practice and global insight into local action.
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Global network
Local action. International standard.
We work across civil society, government, business and global anti-fraud networks to make prevention practical.
Integrity
in action
in action
Why AFIG
Protecting Africa's everyday economy.
Anti-Fraud Initiative Ghana is a civil society organisation dedicated to protecting households, entrepreneurs and institutions from financial crime.
We believe African prosperity is built collectively: through public education, accountable institutions, ethical enterprise and policy that keeps pace with a changing threat.
Our mission & vision02 / AFSD 2026
One room. Shared resolve.
The inaugural African Fraud Stakeholders Dialogue brought Africa's fraud response together at the British Council, Accra, on 29 September 2026.
Regulators, law enforcement, lawmakers and industry leaders agreed that fraud is a systemic barrier to development, and that no institution can beat it alone.
- Law enforcementEOCO's Intelligence Unit on collaboration against criminal networks
- The legislatureThe case for robust legal frameworks
- RegulatorsAttorney General's Department and Cybersecurity Authority
- Public & financial sectorsGhana Post and Development Bank Ghana
03 / Our focus
A safer African economy is built on trust.
From the first warning sign to the policy table, our work connects people, evidence and institutions.
Protect
A safer reporting pathway, victim support and whistleblower protection for people who speak up.
Influence
Research and advocacy that turns lived experience into stronger policy and more accountable systems.
Equip
Capacity building and due diligence for institutions, investors, businesses and frontline teams.
The mandate
Build a Ghana where integrity is the default, not the exception.
Fraud damages more than balance sheets. It takes food from households, working capital from businesses and momentum from economies. Our mandate is to make prevention visible, practical and shared.
See how we work01Fraud prevention
02Victim support
03Policy reform
04Capacity building
04 / News & events
What we are seeing. What we are doing.
Read the latest from AFIG: analysis, public education and the global conversations shaping fraud prevention.
Anti-Fraud Initiative Ghana Spearheads Historic African Fraud Stakeholders Dialogue in Accra
AFIG convened regulators, lawmakers, law enforcement and industry leaders at the inaugural African Fraud Stakeholders Dialogue (AFSD 2026) at the British Council in Accra.
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Isaac Obour Hosts the Inaugural African Fraud Stakeholders Dialogue (AFSD 2026)
At the inaugural AFSD 2026 in Accra, AFIG President Isaac Obour called for a united front against fraud, describing it as a systemic barrier to national development.
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AFIG and IYE Global Announce Strategic Collaboration to Strengthen Africa’s Response to Fraud
The Initiative will connect fraud prevention, professional investigation, victim support and financial recovery within a coordinated regional framework ACCRA, GHANA AND LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
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A shared responsibility
Make the next transaction a safer one.
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