Ghana Government Denies Presidential Interference in Special Prosecutor's Office

The Ghanaian government has rejected claims of presidential interference in the work of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), asserting that such allegations are unfounded and lack factual support.

23 Apr, 14:25 — 23 Apr, 14:25

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There is no presidential hand in OSP controversy – Kwakye Ofosu tells CSOs

Government has rejected claims that the Presidency is interfering with the work of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), insisting such assertions are unfounded and not supported by facts.

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Ghana Government Denies Presidential Interference in Special Prosecutor's Office

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There is no presidential hand in OSP controversy – Kwakye Ofosu tells CSOs

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