Section 4(2) of the Act requires the Attorney General to authorise the Special Prosecutor (OSP) to initiate and conduct prosecutions of corruption and related offences. Dr Srem-Sai, representing the AG, shall argue that the Attorney General can authorise natural persons to prosecute but not non-natural persons, as is provided under the OSP Act. The AG shall, per the report, also seek Supreme Court declarations stating that, " a. That Parliament has, by an ordinary legislation, varied the constitutional prosecutorial powers of the Attorney-General; and b. That the prosecutorial powers of the Republic vests in the Attorney-General alone,b.

Source: GhanaWeb April 09, 2026 15:44 UTC