The Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng, has warned that persistent attempts to weaken or abolish the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) are undermining Ghana’s fight against corruption and serving the interests of corrupt actors. According to him, repeated actions aimed at extinguishing the mandate and powers of the OSP serve no national interest, but rather weaken institutional accountability. “The fight against corruption would be carried out much more effectively and won if the OSP is spared the constant and needless existential battles,” the report stated. He stressed that such actions cannot be justified as being in the national interest, noting that weakening the OSP ultimately strengthens corruption by allowing impunity to thrive. The Special Prosecutor further called for structural reforms to Ghana’s anti-corruption framework, urging the state to adopt recommendations made by the Constitution Review Commission.