EOCO's chief defends the PDS probe as thorough and evidence-based amid renewed scrutiny and Ghana's intensified anti-corruption efforts.
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EOCO Seeks Three Women in State Financial Loss Investigation
EOCO seeks three women, Esther Osaah Boateng, Rita Ewura Abena Appiah, and Mercy Korang, in a major state financial loss…
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Attorney-General Accuses Deputy of Misleading Public on Access to Detained Former CEO
Former AG Godfred Dame accuses Deputy AG Justice Srem Sai of misrepresenting the denial of legal access to a detained…
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Legal Vacuum Exists on Re-arrest of Discharged Suspects, Cautions Justice Abdulai
Discover the legal vacuum in Ghana's justice system regarding re-arrested discharged suspects, raising serious due process concerns.
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NPP Condemns Alleged Political Harassment Following Businessman’s Re-arrest
The NPP alleges political harassment and abuse of power after a businessman and his wife were re-arrested despite withdrawn charges.
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Legal Team Denied Access to Re-arrested Former NAFCO CEO and Wife Amidst Dropped Charges
Former NAFCO CEO and wife re-arrested by EOCO after charges were dropped, with their legal team denied access for over…
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Minority Leader Slams EOCO for ‘Harassment’ in Re-arrest of Former Buffer Stock CEO and Wife
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has accused the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) of harassment and abuse of due process…
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Legal Storm Brews Over Re-arrest of Ex-NAFCO CEO and Wife Post-Discharge
Legal exchanges intensified on May 5, following the re-arrest of former National Food and Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO) Chief Executive…
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Ghana’s Anti-Corruption Architecture Faces Critical Juncture Amidst OSP Scrutiny
Ghana's OSP and anti-corruption framework face intense scrutiny and constitutional challenges, reaching a critical juncture that will shape the nation's…
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Ghana’s Anti-Corruption Watchdogs Face Dismantling, Supreme Court’s Decision Looms
Ghana's anti-corruption bodies face dismantling as a Supreme Court decision looms, threatening their independence and the fight against graft.
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