Ghana===Office of the Special Prosecutor

The Ghana===Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has launched investigations into alleged vote-buying and corruption during the Ghana===New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential primary and the Ghana===National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary primary. The OSP is also investigating the alleged assault of one of its officers during the NDC primary.

The Ghana===Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) requested the Red Notice against Ken Ofori-Atta, which was subsequently deleted by International===Interpol. The OSP continues its efforts to secure Ken Ofori-Atta's appearance in Ghana to answer criminal charges.

The Ghana===Office of the Special Prosecutor launched an investigation into a suspected corruption scheme involving the illegal diversion of palm oil, aiming to protect public funds and uphold integrity.

The Ghana===Office of the Special Prosecutor, led by Kissi Agyebeng, was targeted by three petitions for removal. The dismissal of these petitions by John Mahama, based on the Chief Justice's determination, ensures the continuity of its operations and leadership.

Despite efforts by the Ghana===Office of the Special Prosecutor to increase transparency in corruption investigations, these measures have not led to improved perception ratings for Ghana in the 2025 assessment.