OSP advocates for centralised law enforcement platform to tackle corruption

The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has called for a centralized platform to enable Law Enforcement Agencies to easily access information during corruption investigations.

This would allow investigators to verify details quickly without the need for formal requests.

Speaking at a conference on Ghana’s Beneficiary Ownership regime, Samuel Appiah Darko, OSP’s Director of Strategy, said the platform would enhance anonymity and streamline data sharing, similar to the Financial Intelligence Centre’s system.

The OSP believes this initiative would strengthen the fight against corruption by improving coordination and efficiency among agencies.