The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) saved Ghana approximately GH¢5.73 billion in 2025. This was reported by the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition in their State of Corruption Report for that year.
During 2025, the OSP successfully secured seven convictions. These legal outcomes are part of the ongoing efforts to hold individuals accountable for corrupt practices.
The report also states that the OSP initiated 71 investigations in 2025. These investigations targeted corruption and related offenses across the country.
The OSP's work aims to recover state assets and deter future corrupt activities. The coalition's report highlights these achievements as key successes in combating graft.
The recovered funds represent a significant boost to national resources. These resources can then be used for public services and development projects.
The seven convictions show that the legal system is acting on corruption cases. This sends a strong message to those who might consider engaging in illegal activities.
The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition monitors and reports on corruption trends. Their findings provide an independent assessment of the nation's progress in fighting corruption.
The OSP continues its mandate to investigate and prosecute corruption cases. The report covers the period of January 1 to December 31, 2025.