Accra continues to struggle with severe filth despite the government allocating GH¢2.03 billion (approximately $167 million) for sanitation improvements. A recent investigation by JoyNews revealed widespread rubbish accumulation in markets, drains, lorry stations, and along roadsides, even after devastating floods last month. The situation raises questions about the effective implementation and allocation of funds intended to address the city’s waste management issues. This isn’t simply a matter of litter; it highlights a significant problem with accountability and systemic challenges in maintaining cleanliness. The report suggests a deeper exploration is needed to determine where the allocated funds were spent and why improvements aren’t visible. The ongoing issue contributes to recurring floods and poses public health risks for Accra’s residents. Further investigation by JoyNews aims to uncover the reasons behind this persistent problem.