Ghana Urged to Prosecute Officials in AKSA Energy Bribery Case

Legal experts in Ghana assert that the country possesses sufficient evidence to initiate its own accountability process in the AKSA Energy case. They emphasize that bribery offenses are not time-barred and implicated officials can be prosecuted, with assets recovered.

10 Aug, 19:48 — 10 Aug, 19:48

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AKSA Energy case: Ghana has evidence to trigger own accountability process – Osae-Kwapong

Democracy and Development Fellow at the Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), John Osae-Kwapong, says Ghanaian law enforcement agencies already possess information that could form the basis for domestic investigations into the AKSA Energy-related bribery allegations.

By Emma Ankrah

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Ghana Urged to Prosecute Officials in AKSA Energy Bribery Case

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