Martin Alamisi Burnes Kaiser Amidu

Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu this week resigned after his indepth analysis of anti-corruption concerns regarding Agyapa was ignored (see Pointer)...

Ghana's independent Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu resigned his post on 16 November after experiencing government interference in his job he said in a letter to President Nana Akufo-Addo...

An assessment by the Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu that the plan pushed through parliament in August had breached multiple laws has embarrassed the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP – AC Vol 60 No 2 Midterm blues and red lines)...

President Akufo-Addo was reacting to a highly critical 67-page assessment of the plan by Martin Amidu the Special Prosecutor...

Setting up the office of the Independent Special Prosecutor has taken far longer than promised but its first occupant Martin Amidu a former Attorney General has taken on an epic case: the allegation that individuals in and around President John Dramani Mahama's government benefited from corrupt payments from Europe's Airbus linked to the sale of military transport planes as part of a wider international bribe scheme...

This year the credibility of the NPP's pledge to fight corruption will be tested again with the performance of the newly established office of the Independent State Prosecutor Martin Amidu a former Attorney General in an NDC government...

Such claims were meant to come under the scrutiny of the independent special prosecutor Martin Amidu whose new office has been allocated 180 million cedis ($40 million) Ofori Atta says with a commitment to more if required...

Martin Amidu a serious appointment as special prosecutor is about to test his remit...

Progress on these dossiers is expected from the new independent Special Prosecutor Martin Alamisi Amidu who was appointed in January...

Also mentioned as a contender in the legal team is Martin Amidu formerly Attorney General in Mahama's government but sacked after he accused a fellow minister of grand corruption in a cabinet meeting (AC Vol 53 No 3 It's Woyome time)...

The first head to roll was that of Attorney General Martin Amidu who announced as the Woyome story was breaking that some senior NDC members were guilty of ‘gargantuan crimes’...