Attorney-General to Provide Update on ORAL Investigations on March 24
Accra, Ghana - 22 March, 2025 - In a significant development, Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Dr. Dominic Ayine, is set to hold a media briefing on Monday, March 24, 2025 to provide an update on all cases under investigation and actions taken so far under the Office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court's Operation Recover All Loot(ORAL) framework.
According to Minister of Government Comunications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu who made the announcement on his X account (formerly Twitter), Dr. Ayine will shed light on the progress made in various investigations, as well as the measures taken to address any wrongdoing during the briefing.
This move is seen as a step towards promoting transparency and accountability in the administration of justice.
The media briefing comes at a time when the government has been emphasizing its commitment to fighting corruption and ensuring that those found guilty are held accountable.
The update on ORAL investigations is likely to be closely watched by the public and the media, as it may provide insights into the government's efforts to combat corruption and promote good governance.
Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) is an anti-graft initiative launched by the Government of Ghana to recover assets and funds embezzled or misappropriated by public officials and individuals.
The primary objective of ORAL is to recover stolen funds and assets, and to bring perpetrators to justice. The operation is focused on recovering assets and funds embezzled or misappropriated by public officials, politicians, and individuals in various sectors, including government, finance, and energy.
Investigations into allegations of corruption, embezzlement, and other financial crimes are conducted by various agencies, including the Office of the Special Prosecutor, the Economic and Organized Crime Office, and the Ghana Police Service.
ORAL aims to recover stolen assets, including cash, properties, vehicles, and other valuables. The recovered assets are expected to be returned to the state or used to benefit the public. Individuals found guilty of corruption and other financial crimes are prosecuted and punished accordingly.
The operation involves collaboration between various government agencies, law enforcement bodies, and international partners to track and recover stolen assets.
Source: Lead News Online
