Full Investigative Feature By Daniel Nii Okine For Sankofaonline ….. This publication does not accuse any individual Member of Parliament of criminal wrongdoing. Rather, it exposes institutional vulnerabilities and raises vital questions that public transparency, constitutional duty, and national honor demand..,,,,The eighteen Members are … The emergency power agreement of […]
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Genesis and Final Verdict of the AKSA Bribery Scandal, A National Reckoning Long Overdue
By Daniel Nii Okine for Sankofaonline Ghana’s encounter with the AKSA Bribery Scandal is not merely a story of one executive’s criminal choices, it is a mirror reflecting systemic weaknesses in governance, procurement, oversight and political accountability. What began as an emergency response to crippling national power shortages evolved into […]
Dennis Miracles Aboagye did not reach five frozen bank accounts and four restrained properties….. Kay Cudjoe Writes
Dennis Miracles Aboagye did not reach five frozen bank accounts and four restrained properties by teleportation. The chronology is far less flattering than the party headquarters version. A forensic audit examined the Inter Ministerial Coordinating Committee (IMCC) on Decentralisation from August 2022 to February 2025. Its current Executive Secretary petitioned […]
The $108 Million Ambulance Heist: How State Capture and Familial Nepotism Gutted Ghana’s Healthcare
By Daniel Nii Okine When standard-issue of emergency medical transport becomes a multi-million-dollar conduit for private enrichment, public trust is not merely broken, it is systematically dismantled. Unimpeachable parliamentary oversight led by North Tongu MP, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has finally exposed the shadowy figures behind the procurement of President Nana […]
When Liability Shifts: Unpacking the Legal Paradoxes in Sedinam v. The Republic
By: Dakyehene Nana Yaw Asante A careful review of Sedinam v. The Republic raises significant legal questions regarding the attribution of criminal liability in relation to Counts 69, 70, 71, and 74, which concerned alleged inflated invoices for the procurement of 350 vehicles valued at GH¢84 million. The particulars of […]






