Ghanaians Silenced by Fear: Why 94% Don't Report Bribery Despite Endemic Corruption
A damning GACC report reveals most Ghanaians experiencing bribery stay silent due to fear of retaliation and distrust in authorities.
AKSA Power Deal Controversy: Why Ghana's Anti-Corruption Response Lags Behind Turkish Justice
Legal expert Kpebu questions Ghana's inaction on AKSA corruption case despite Turkish conviction of former TOR MD.
Joy Prime to dissect legal vacation row and Goldman Sachs bribery scandal affecting Ghana
Prime Insight examines courts' authority during legal vacation and fallout from former TOR boss Asante Kwaku Berko's US conviction in $1m AKSA bribery case.
Berko's Brooklyn conviction exposes Ghana's corruption blind spot — and what we must do
As an American banker faces jail time for bribing Ghanaian officials, legal experts warn Ghana's anti-corruption system ignores the receiving hand.
Bribery is a systems problem, not a pay problem – IMANI Vice President argues for digital overhaul
Kofi Bentil says Ghana must digitise government services and depersonalise interactions to tackle embedded corruption culture.
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Ghana Statistical Service names top 10 most corrupt institutions; GSS bribery report sparks governance debate
A new Ghana Statistical Service report identifies the public institutions where citizens most frequently report paying bribes, raising questions about state accountability.
Barker-Vormawor Raises Questions Over Evidence Quality in Sedina Tamakloe Corruption Trial
Anti-corruption campaigner Oliver Barker-Vormawor criticises the strength of evidence presented against former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe, citing unverified investigative gaps.
Corruption fight undermined as Court of Appeal acquits Sedina Tamakloe, says Ahiagbah
Anti-corruption campaigner criticises appellate court ruling to discharge Sedina Tamakloe, claiming it prioritises legal technicalities over accountability.
Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu acquittal raises fresh concerns over Ghana's corruption fight
Anti-corruption advocates warn that court ruling threatens public trust in Ghana's anti-graft efforts.
Sedinam Tamakloe's acquittal exposes critical weaknesses in Ghana's corruption prosecution system
The Court of Appeal's acquittal of Sedinam Tamakloe on all counts raises serious questions about Ghana's anti-corruption framework and trial procedures.
Supreme Court Ruling Establishes Attorney-General's Control Over Special Prosecutor Cases
Ghana's Supreme Court has affirmed the Attorney-General's authority to discontinue prosecutions brought by the Office of the Special Prosecutor, creating a constitutional check on the anti-corruption agency.
Supreme Court confirms OSP's prosecutorial powers, but Attorney-General retains override authority
Ghana's apex court unanimously upholds the constitutional validity of the Office of the Special Prosecutor, while preserving the Attorney-General's power to halt prosecutions.