Articles tagged with “Attorney-General”

Why did the Attorney-General suddenly withdraw all charges against the former Buffer Stock CEO and his wife?

The former CEO of the National Food and Buffer Stock Company Limited and his wife are at the center of an ongoing case. Allegations of financial loss to the state have emerged- but new developments may change everything.

A crucial decision looms for Ghana's governance structure - but what global patterns might influence the outcome?

Amanda Clinton examines Ghana's Supreme Court case concerning the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and its prosecutorial independence. This raises questions about governance and the balance between the OSP and the Attorney-General - a familiar tension seen globally.

A rift is growing between two key offices - and one former official is sounding the alarm. What could it mean?

Martin Amidu is warning of a potential institutional crisis. The former Special Prosecutor highlights a growing rift between the OSP and the Attorney-General - and the tension could have serious consequences.

A former Speaker of Parliament is speaking out- but what does it mean for the Special Prosecutor?

Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye has commented on the legal issues surrounding the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP). The former Speaker of Parliament suggests a hierarchy of laws- but the implications could change the scope of the OSP.

The Suame MP says requiring AG approval for every OSP case is 'absurd' - but why?

Suame MP John Darko has expressed concerns about the OSP's authority. The legal debate raises questions about the anti-corruption body's operational independence- and what that could mean.

Does Ghana's Constitution protect corruption by disabling the State- or allow for independent institutions?

Kwaku Azar examines the constitutional powers of the Attorney-General versus the Office of Special Prosecutor. He questions whether one office should control all prosecutions- and what that means for fighting corruption.