Daniel Yaw Domelevo, who previously served as the Auditor General, has suggested creating special courts. These courts would focus solely on corruption cases.
He also mentioned the need for better ways to manage these cases. This includes how evidence is gathered and presented.
Domelevo believes these changes are important for fighting corruption effectively. He stated this is one of the surest ways to minimise corrupt practices.
The proposal comes as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen anti-corruption measures in the country.
Specialised courts could speed up trials and ensure more consistent judgments. This is according to the former Auditor General.
Better case management would help ensure that all necessary steps are followed correctly. This would prevent cases from stalling or being dismissed on technicalities.
Domelevo’s suggestions aim to make the justice system more efficient in dealing with corruption.
His views highlight a call for structural improvements in how corruption cases are handled.