OSP, NCCE partner to curb Corruption

Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng met with the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) on Thursday, April 3, 2025. The meeting aimed to strengthen the fight against corruption in Ghana through public education.

The discussions focused on using the NCCE’s nationwide network. They want to increase anti-corruption awareness across the country. Mr. Agyebeng stressed that preventing corruption is a key role of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP). This includes investigation, prosecution, and asset recovery.

He stated that reshaping public attitudes towards corruption is essential. It is important to instill a culture of integrity from the grassroots level. Kathleen Addy, Chairperson of the NCCE, expressed enthusiasm about this partnership. She noted that the Commission's extensive reach can help educate citizens about corruption.

Madam Addy emphasized their commitment to empowering Ghanaians. They aim to uphold ethical standards and enhance civic engagement. The meeting also addressed vote-buying and selling before future elections. Both institutions agreed that prevention efforts should continue beyond election periods.

Samuel Appiah Darko, Director for Strategy at OSP, accompanied Mr. Agyebeng. The NCCE delegation included Chairperson Kathleen Addy and Deputy Chairpersons Samuel Asare Akuamoah and Victor Brobbey, along with other senior officials.

Both institutions agreed to explore strategies for mobilizing resources. Their goal is to support anti-corruption public education campaigns effectively. They aim for a lasting impact in changing public perceptions and preventing corrupt practices in Ghana.