An Accra High Court has ordered that a former Deputy Minister be kept in custody. This follows charges of corruption and abuse of office brought against him.
The court made the decision after reviewing the initial charges presented by the prosecution.
Details of the specific allegations have not yet been fully revealed in public court filings.
Prosecutors are preparing to lay out their full case against the former government official.
The investigation is being conducted by relevant Ghanaian authorities.
This legal action underscores the commitment to holding public officials accountable for their actions.
The court proceedings are expected to continue as more evidence is presented.
The case highlights ongoing efforts to tackle corruption within public service.