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The Office of the Special Prosecutor has cleared Charles Adu Boahen, a former state minister in the finance ministry, of all corruption-related charges (OSP). The OSP said in a report that although Adu Boahen’s activities are closely associated with corruption because they entail influence peddling or trading in influence, there is no legal prohibition on them that the OSP is required to further address. Based on that calculation, the Special Prosecutor orders the investigation into the claims of corruption and offenses related to corruption involving Charles Adu Boahen to be closed at this time. The allegations were reported in the investigative documentary Galamsey Economy, which was released by Tiger Eye P.I. If new information and the circumstances warrant it, the investigation may be reopened. The accusations made against Charles Adu Boahen in the Galamsey Economy exposé were the subject of an inquiry launched...
