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Is the law really to blame? Thaddeus Sory questions OSP, A-G roles in anti-corruption fight

3NewsBy [email protected] (Publishing Desk)Sun, 19 Apr 2026 · 1d ago2 views

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Thaddeus Sory questioned claims that Ghana's anti-corruption efforts are hindered by legal shortcomings. He raised concerns regarding the performance and accountability of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and the Attorney-General (A-G) in their respective roles. Sory's comments suggest a focus on institutional effectiveness rather than legislative deficiencies.

Thaddeus Sory challenges claims that the law is the problem in Ghana’s anti-corruption efforts, raising concerns about the OSP’s performance and accountability.

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