Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng has described the final six months of 2025 as a period of "extreme resistance", criticising an "unfair" coordinated existential threat designed to terminate its independence. In the OSP Half-Yearly Report covering July to December 2025, the Special Prosecutor detailed a turbulent chapter characterised by a high-stakes legislative attempt to subsume the Office under the Attorney-General’s Department. The Special Prosecutor moved to commend the President for his decisive action, noting that the move preserved the gold standard of independent anti-corruption efforts. The Special Prosecutor launched a vigorous defense against claims that the Office has failed to deliver impact relative to its operational costs. The Special Prosecutor concluded that the pushback experienced in the second half of the year was a direct consequence of the Office's effectiveness in threatening the status quo of impunity.