Ghana needs special courts to deal with corruption cases. This is the view of anti-corruption campaigner Edem Senanu.
Senanu also said the country needs clearer laws for investigations that take a long time. He believes these long processes can harm the fight against corruption.
He explained that delays allow suspects and witnesses to exploit the situation. This can make it harder to get justice.
The campaigner made these remarks on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
He was speaking about the challenges in prosecuting corruption cases in Ghana.
Specialized courts could help speed up the process. This would ensure that cases are dealt with more efficiently.
A clearer legal framework would also support investigators. It would help manage lengthy probes without compromising evidence.
The goal is to strengthen Ghana's ability to tackle corruption effectively.