Ghana's Attorney-General has discontinued the high-profile prosecution of former Finance Minister Dr.
Kwabena Duffuor and seven others over the collapse of uniBank, after recovering 60% of the alleged stolen state funds. The decision has sparked widespread criticism from politicians, legal experts, and civil society, who argue that accepting partial recovery undermines justice and accountability. Many warn this sets a dangerous precedent, potentially making financial crimes appear risk-free if prosecution is halted after partial restitution. Critics are demanding further clarification from the Attorney-General, questioning why the state settled for less than full recovery and expressing concerns about selective justice.
The government has promised to address public concerns and provide more details at an upcoming accountability forum.
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