Audio By Carbonatix
The CSO Coalition working against corruption has welcomed government’s prompt action to suspend embattled CEO of the Public Procurement Authority (PPA), Adjenim Boateng Adjei.
However, they want President Akufo-Addo to suspend the entire Board of the PPA pending investigations from the Office of the Special Prosecutor and Commission on Human Right and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ).
The Coalition made up of Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), Amnesty International, Citizen’s Movement Against Corruption (CMaC) and Africa Center for International Law Accountability (ACILA) also wants suspension of the use of restricted tendering and single-source processes while investigations are underway.
They want the President to instruct all other investigative bodies not to initiate or trigger any parallel investigations to the OSP-CHRAJ probe.
Below is their statement
Latest Stories
-
Barcelona pledge support after worker dies
4 minutes -
Rodri set to undergo back surgery
11 minutes -
IOC says Infantino complaint outside its scope
23 minutes -
Kane set for talks with Bayern Munich over new deal
36 minutes -
Howe unsure over Guimaraes amid Arsenal interest
45 minutes -
Japan legend Miura, 59, scores first goal since 2022
53 minutes -
Richarlison scores as Spurs beat Auckland at Eden Park
56 minutes -
CCMG calls for migration governance to be decentralised to district assemblies
58 minutes -
Gittens keen to impress ‘world-class’ Alonso
1 hour -
Unhappy Tottenham players should leave – De Zerbi
1 hour -
Deputy A-G dismisses Miracles Aboagye’s claim EOCO never questioned him over GHC55m
1 hour -
Female referee injured in melee during friendly
1 hour -
Chiesa happy but wants new chapter at Liverpool
1 hour -
Glasgow 2026: Nancy Bamfo, Adelaide Djabatey eliminated in women’s 54kg boxing
2 hours -
Ghana’s construction ‘Gross Value Added’ to slow down in 2027, 2028 – Fitch Solutions
3 hours