Public enterprises massively finance Africa’s development: infrastructure, energy, transport, agriculture, telecommunications. Their performance decides growth, public debt and the living standards of citizens; their accounts remain the least legible in the continent’s public finance, annual reports that surface years late, subsidies decided in one document and disbursed in another that never meet. Kwetchi holds the census, and no entity escapes it: for every enterprise of the State portfolio, the same eight families of parameters, from identity, ownership, workforce and five years of accounts to State transfers decided against transfers arrived, governance, audit, and the documents themselves, each captured as a PDF facsimile in the house vault. The register is written for the citizen first, so that civic control of public money has something solid to stand on; journalists, researchers, lenders and investors read the same columns. Put the question to Kwetchi and the columns answer.
Public enterprises massively finance Africa’s development; their accounts remain the least legible in its public finance. Kwetchi holds the census: for every enterprise of the State portfolio, the same eight families of parameters, each figure carrying its proof in the house vault. Written for the citizen first, so that civic control of public money has something solid to stand on. Put the question to Kwetchi and the columns answer.