Ghana Revenue Authority named PR Organisation of the Year 2025

The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has been crowned the PR Organisation of the Year 2025 in the public sector category. The recognition was conferred during the Institute of Public Relations (IPR) Ghana Excellence Awards, held as part of the National PR Summit in Koforidua. The event, which took place from October 22 to 24, 2026, celebrates institutions that demonstrate exceptional dedication to professional public relations and strategic stakeholder engagement.

This award highlights the GRA’s ongoing commitment to utilizing professional communication as a primary tool to advance its national mandate. Mrs. Florence Asante, the Deputy Commissioner of Communication and Public Affairs, emphasized that effective public relations is essential for building organizational trust and supporting long-term objectives. As a corporate member of IPR Ghana, the authority has focused on modernizing its PR practices to better connect with its diverse range of stakeholders across the country.

Beyond institutional prestige, the recognition underscores the role of strategic messaging in fostering tax awareness and improving compliance. By investing in communication professionals and adopting contemporary engagement strategies, the GRA seeks to bridge the gap between the tax collector and the public. The IPR Ghana Excellence Awards serves as a benchmark for public institutions, encouraging the adoption of high standards in communication to enhance transparency and public service delivery.

The achievement reflects a broader trend among Ghanaian public sector institutions to prioritize proactive and transparent communication. For the GRA, this award validates its current communication framework while setting a standard for future engagement. As the authority continues its efforts to drive revenue mobilization, its focus on professional public relations remains a central pillar of its strategy to ensure public accountability and national development.