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Prosecutorial powers of the OSP: What the High Court decision means for Ghana’s anti-corruption future

3NewsBy [email protected] (3News Editorial Team)Wed, 15 Apr 2026 · 3d ago1 views

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A recent High Court decision has clarified the prosecutorial powers of Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP). The ruling addresses how these powers should be exercised in the nation's anti-corruption efforts, impacting the OSP's operational scope and its role in prosecuting corruption cases. This decision is crucial for the future of anti-corruption initiatives in Ghana.

Who truly holds prosecutorial power in Ghana—and how should that power be exercised in the fight against corruption?

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