Daniel Domelevo, who previously served as Ghana's Auditor-General, has called for improvements to the country's legal system. He wants the laws changed to help speed up cases involving corruption and financial crimes.
Domelevo stated that the current pace of justice often causes these significant cases to be delayed. He believes this delay can weaken the prosecution's position over time.
He made these remarks during an appearance on a program hosted by Alfred Ocansey on March 14th. The former Auditor-General expressed concern about how long these trials can take.
Domelevo suggested that legal reforms are needed to ensure that corruption and financial crime cases are dealt with more efficiently. He believes a faster legal process is crucial for maintaining public trust.
The former Auditor-General's comments highlight a call for action within the Ghanaian justice system. He is urging for steps to be taken to make the process more effective.
His remarks suggest that the current system may not be adequately equipped to handle the complexities and timelines of financial crime accountability.