
Legal practitioner calls for investigation into AKSA's activities in Ghana
Private legal practitioner Justice Abdulai has urged the president of Ghana to initiate a criminal investigation into the activities of AKSA. Abdulai stated on Accra-based TV3 that AKSA's operations have significantly impacted Ghana, and a thorough investigation is necessary to resolve outstanding issues. He emphasized that the matter originated during the current president's previous term and contributed to his electoral loss. Abdulai called for a swift and decisive criminal investigation covering all contracts with AKSA since its inception in Ghana. This call follows the conviction of Kwaku Asante Berko, a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc banker and former Managing Director of the Tema Oil Refinery TOR. Asante Berko was convicted for paying over $1 million in bribes to Ghanaian government officials to secure a power plant deal for a client. Prosecutors stated that Asante Berko and his associates paid high-ranking officials more than US$1 million in bribes a decade ago to approve the development and financing of a multimillion-dollar power plant.



