Ghana Demands GH¢1.7 Billion in Bail Amidst Corruption Crackdown

Ghanaian state investigators and courts have collectively demanded at least GH¢1.7 billion (approximately $146 million) in bail from individuals accused of offenses against the state since President John Dramani Mahama initiated a corruption crackdown in January 2025.

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Ghana demands at least GH¢1.7bn in bail since Mahama’s corruption crackdown began

Ghana’s state investigators and courts have demanded at least GH¢1.7 billion (roughly $146 million) in bail from persons accused of offenses against the state since President John Dramani Mahama took office in January 2025, a tally of cases analysed JoyNews Research This figure according to JoyNews Research computation, sums the highest bond set in each […]

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Ghana demands at least GH¢1.7bn in bail since Mahama’s corruption crackdown began

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