Ghana's Special Prosecutor's Office Under Fire: Where is the Docket?

Ghana's Office of Special Prosecutor Under Scrutiny Amidst Docket Mystery Ghana is grappling with concerns over the transparency and accountability of its Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP). The recent case of Cecilia Dapaah, a former minister accused of theft, has brought these issues into sharp focus. The OSP has requested a copy of Dapaah's docket, but its location remains unknown, raising questions about the OSP's operational efficiency and its independence from political influence. "Something is terribly wrong," says NDC TV, a prominent social media commentator, in a viral video discussing the situation. The video points to a lack of transparency, suggesting that the OSP is not adequately fulfilling its mandate. The controversy underscores a broader debate about the OSP's role in Ghana's justice system. Critics argue that the office's independence and operational effectiveness need to be strengthened. The call for increased transparency and accountability is growing louder, with many advocating for a merger between the OSP and the Attorney General's office. The situation highlights the need for robust oversight mechanisms to ensure that anti-corruption institutions remain effective and accountable to the public. The missing docket serves as a stark reminder of the challenges in achieving transparency and justice in Ghana.