Ghana's Cabinet has agreed to start special tribunals. These tribunals will help speed up cases involving corruption and illegally gained wealth.
The government announced this decision this week. It is a response to people saying that the country's courts are too slow.
The new tribunals are part of an effort called Operation Recover All Loot.
This initiative aims to ensure that people who commit corruption face justice more quickly.
Details about when the tribunals will begin operating have not yet been fully revealed.
The government stated that the tribunals are meant to enhance accountability across the nation.
No specific date for the start of prosecutions against individuals has been announced.
The approval of these tribunals signals a renewed focus on tackling financial crimes.